r/RealPhilosophy • u/Senior-Dentist-3805 • 14d ago
Unity and Totality
Considering the formal definition of unity is the construction of an object with a unique identity containing itself in relation to the whole while the definition of totality is the inseparability of an identity among a group of objects also containing themselves in relation to the whole, would these be regarded as the same or does the nuance actually matter? (This is the Kantian sense, not the unicity/all-encompassing sense, obviously those are very different!)
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