Purely Objective Reality

The book addresses unresolved issues in the subjectivity/objectivity debate, as highlighted by Heidegger, offering a thorough analysis that enhances both semiotics and philosophy. It distinguishes between common perceptions of objectivity and its true implications revealed through semiotic analysis. By exploring the ontology of signs and the nature of relational status, it argues that human experience is often shaped by a constructed notion of 'purely objective reality.' The author emphasizes the importance of recognizing signs and their relations in understanding human awareness and existence.