UNDERSTANDING THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN SPACE AND TIME: A PHENOMENOLOGICAL INQUIRY

Scientific inquiry, the philosopher in position have maintained so far has generated an identity to participate in physical observation of dependable methods, self-processing and cognitive features that seek to bridge the basic phenomenology of existence. As distinguished by Husserl, what kind of understanding is sufficient to benefit the role of cognition for a manifested mastermind that reads different strategies of relations and attribute conditions to the idea like ‘absolute’ and ‘relative’ that leads to particular belief of space-time? Is it one’s role to cognize things like they are relational and differ when they occupy the philosopher's instincts with different representations or characteristics of logic and reasoning to sustain an epistemological understanding? This paper takes the empirical position of space and time for granted and substantiates the idea about the concept that perhaps every position is relational, even the Kantian position over one’s cognition and identity. I aim to put forth a phenomenological inquiry and take a stand of transcendental philosophy in my attempt to discard the general belief of purely objective reality as possible a priori. Thus, via inquiring similar positions over a distinctive identity, this paper brief how the knowledge of separation between space and time is similar to Freidman’s notion of a relativized priori