The link body-world can not be obejectivated. MERLEAU-PONTY.
PEP ASKS Can you explain me the following text of Merleau-Ponty : "The objective thought it is grounded upon my perception of the world as an individual in harmony with itself; and when science attempts to integrate my body into the relations of the objective world, it does so because it attempts, in its own way, to express the suturing of my phenomenal body onto the primordial world."? CHAT GPT ANSWERS Merleau-Ponty’s statement revolves around his ideas in *phenomenology*, particularly regarding the body, perception, and how these interact with objective science. 1. **"Objective thought"**: This refers to the way science and traditional philosophy typically conceive of the world. Objective thought treats the world as something external and independent from the observer, as if there is a clear separation between the subject (the observer) and the object (the world). 2. **"Grounded upon my perception of the world as an individual in harmony with itself"