In the beginning was the act

pp. 9-16

in: Yair Neuman, Processes and boundaries of the mind, Berlin, Springer, 2003

Abstract

Although we see our world as populated by objects, a close examination of our most basic form of being-in-the-world suggests that objects simply do not exist. At the most basic form of existence, we encounter "dynamic objects," singularities in their flux of being.