Concrescences en souffrance et méréologie de la mise en suspens. Sur les implications contre-­‐‑ontologiques de la réduction méréologique

Abstract

This  paper  aims  at  reflecting  on  a  «   mereological  reduction   »

which   is   formally   at   work   within   de   deployment   of   the

phenomenological   reduction.   After   a   mereological   inquiry

on  the  “principle  of  all  principles”,  we  exhibit  the  collusion

between   the   mereological   reduction,   the   idea   of   a

phenomenological   suspension   and   the   (mereological)   sense

laying   on   the   phenomenological   requisite   consisting   on   the

bracketing  of  all  presuppositions.