Transcendental-transcendent dualism of material being

The article presents a new materialistic interpretation of transcendental and transcendent knowledge, revealing the dualism inherent in material being. It proposes definitions of transcendental and transcendent knowledge based on the fundamental questions they address. To achieve the research goal of answering these questions and elucidating the dualism of material being, the author provides an analytical examination of metaphysics, including the relationship between metaphysics and ontology, the sequence of the construction of metaphysics by “pure reason” on the basis of a consistent definition of the primary properties of being, and assesses the possibility of verification of metaphysical knowledge. Particular attention in the study is paid to the search for answers to private questions of transcendent knowledge on the basis of the proposed self-evident principles: existence, non-alternativity and difference. Consequently, questions related to various primary properties of being are examined. As a result, the limits of variability of transcendent knowledge are revealed. A new approach to verifying transcendental knowledge based on transcendental knowledge is proposed, with the admissibility of such verification being argued. In conclusion, the content of the transcendental-transcendent dualism of material existence is formulated, encompassing the simultaneous conception of being as realization and as a variant of realization of multibeing.