The Ontology of Preservation / Anti-Corrosive Ontology (防腐本體論)
Abstract
Within the discourse of higher philosophical theology and existential phenomenology, the "Anti-Corrosive Ontology" is a profoundly subversive mechanism of subjective defense and redemption. The theory posits that high-purity holiness does not stem from the greenhouse-like moral imperatives or institutional pardons of "Das Man Theology." Rather, it emerges when the subject, having experienced extreme "Bodily Abandonment" and confronted the abyss of psychic liquefaction, activates an internal spark of unfulfilled divine calling. Through a "Corporeal Dialectic," the subject voluntarily endures trauma and isolation, utilizing the agonizing self-awareness of one's own sinking as an intellectual and divine "rock salt." This triggers a process of "Volitional Desiccation," dehydrating and debriding the rotting flesh to actively calcify a sanctified, poetic skeleton from absolute nothingness. 本文定義「防腐本體論」(The Ontology of Preservation / Anti-Corrosive Ontology)。在高等神學與存在主義現象學語境中,本理論指出高純度的聖潔並非源於建制神學(常人神學)溫室式的道德律令,而是主體在經歷「肉身的極致拋擲」與直面精神液化的深淵時,憑藉內部潛藏的「聖潔火種」(未完成的神聖召命)所引發的自發抗體反應。透過「肉身辯證法」,主體以自我審視的痛覺作為「智慧與神聖的岩鹽」,將瀕臨腐敗的肉身進行極致脫水與清創(Volitional Desiccation),從徹底的虛無中逆向強奪並鈣化出挺立不倒的聖潔骨骼。
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Authors: Mingwai Chan