95 pages, paperback
 FAR from designing the term 'life' as an overarching whole of meaning, especially for a searching human becoming, modern science is as far as possible sufficient in describing functional, biological criteria that differentiate vital life from inorganic and death. In the final analysis, however, she threatens to ignore the thousands of years of struggle for a deeper self in the understanding of living things, which in turn represents the actual basis of every ego and personality formation, in order to instead leave a continuous and increasing, cognitive and emotional void Center immaturity. It seems extremely questionable whether it is even possible for human beings to talk about life without conveying (un) knowledge and (un) value, as well as transcendence or at least a refusal of the same - even if it is only in the form of a technological one Naivety - to evoke.
 Volume 8 of the EDITION FREEDOM series is concerned with reflecting more strongly on the appearance of the living to be identified in this way in the context of intrinsic and self-referential structural impulses that locate the living as specific expressions of general body-building processes. Constructed in a subtle way and happening in a tendency-centered manner, the forms and shapes of the living, regardless of their concrete organic formations, show themselves as perceptive, feeling-space-consciousness continuities that are anchored in a categorical, intellectual framework that is one thing above all: ETHICAL URPHENOMEN.