My magnum opus -- my grand philosophy -- is not merely a philosophy, but a rare metaphysic(s). By metaphysic I mean a total philosophy which unites all human knowledge and experience -- or provides the tools to do so. Various endorsers of my book have characterised it as a metaphysic:
"An entirely new metaphysics" (Mel Thompson)
"A panoramic metaphysic" (Christian B. Miller)
"This metaphysic reveals [an] extraordinary intellectual investment" (Keith Tidman)
"You open the door to the fuller reality of metaphysics" (Udo Middelmann)
"Important ... material for those interested in metaphysics" (Samuel Waje Kunhiyop)
"A courageous attempt [at] a single metaphysics" (Geoffrey Marnell)
"A unique metaphysic" (Stephen Galanis)
And so on. OBSERVATION: In fact, every one of my formal endorsers calls it a metaphysic. Depending how one defines metaphysics, I would think that the last panoramic metaphysic (offering more than mere keys to reality) was that of Arthur Schopenhauer, 200 years ago.
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