transcendental idealism, n.Definitions

Transcendental idealism is a school of thought which treats the world as a unity of validity indivisible between peter and paul -their perspectives intersect in such a way that we say they communicate, -the perception of the world 'by peter' is not peter's doing -but it is the doing of pre-personal consciousness, whose communication raises no problem, since it is demanded by the very definition of consciousness, or sense, of, truth.

Transcendental idealism is the idea that peter and paul's perspectives intersect, making 'peter's consciousness' and 'paul's consciousness' communicate because they share in a pre-personal consciousness demanded by the very definition of consciousness, or sense, of, truth.