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What did Merleau-Ponty call his idea on the ontology of'the flesh of the world'?
"Indirect ontology"
"Transcendental ontology"
"Primary ontology"
"Dynamic ontology"
Answer
The term "indirect ontology" refers to Merleau-Ponty’s idea that explores the nature and existence of the world through our embodied experiences and interactions with it. Unlike traditional metaphysical approaches, Merleau-Ponty's indirect ontology suggests that the essence of reality can be understood through our lived experiences, perception, and bodily engagements with the world around us.
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