Abstract
The aim of this paper is to understand the very specificity of a form of epochè which could be called "ʺhyperbolic"ʺ, and which enhances the phenomenologizing ability to grapple a richer and deeper type of concreteness. Our approach of phenomenological concreteness would be mereological (i.e. within the very terms of the 3rd Logical Investigation). We will, accordingly, try to grasp, in mereological terms, the structure of the de-‐‑ humanization and meontical reduction carried up by Eugen Fink in his 6th Cartesian Meditation. We, thereupon, will be able to show (by introducing the concept of transcendental misalignment) how and to what extent does the hyperbolic epochè (with its hypothetical invocation of an Evil Genius) (introduced by Marc Richir) opens a new field of concreteness, newly structured in terms of a multiplicity of architectonical registers.
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