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Adorno XIII 83
Subject/idealism/Adorno: that, what is not a subject itself has, in principle, a character of incompleteness. Only the subject, which as a thinker of itself believes to be quite certain of an identical, can at all converge.
>Whole, >Thinking, >Order, >World/Thinking.
Adorno XIII 141
Subject/idealism/dialectics/Adorno: precisely in the radicalized analysis of the concept of the subject itself one encounters its correlative, what it demands according to its own meaning, a non-I which is different from pure unity. This, however, is not a something added from the outside, but the concept of the subject in itself has only one...
XIII 142
...meaning, insofar as it refers to a different meaning from his principle.
This is an inner mediation. The two moments are not mutually related to each other, but the analysis of each one in itself points to its opposite as an imitation of a sense.
>Mediation.
Transcendental subject: therefore, the transcendental subject implies the Kantian "I think that must be able to accompany all my ideas", thus it implies the most formal determination of egoism, a real.
>I think, >I think/Kant, >cogito, >Apprehension, >Apperception.

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