By Schubert Ogden
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Isn't what my view comes to something like the following?
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(2) There is a further distinction to be made between the broadly natural and the broadly moral, the first having to do with reality (=physics=_natura=_process"), and the second having to do with human action in relation to, or in the context of, reality.
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In summary, then, I should want to say that, just as at the primary level of self-understanding and life-praxis morality and religion are both matters of the broadly moral, morality at the categorial level, and religion at the transcendental so at the secondary level of critical reflection science and metaphysics are both concerned with the broadly natural, science at the categorial level and metaphysics at the transcendental.
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