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    The new thing has no choice but to declare its very existence as truth because there is no standard by which to evaluate it. This is because reality is not captured by any perception. The very existence of an object is a reality. There is truth in substance, and this is the only way thought arrives.
    In this respect, zombies are not apocalyptic, but new Genesis. This study discusses physical malformations in zombies from the perspective of generative vision. What kind of forces are inherent in the zombie"s body, and what kind of explosive power these forces ultimately have, and what they make possible now.
    This was divided into 1) The monopoly of monster nature and the politics of disease → 2) N power fluid bodies and revolutionary capacity → 3) Transpersonal hospitality and mutual care system.
    This corresponds to the three-stept change of 1) Monsters as Tragedy → 2) The monster as a point of revolution → 3) Monser as a vision of coexistence 3 of the monster nature. The disease politics that monopolizes monster nature ultimately leads to the creation of refugees. However, upon closer examination, the fluid body of a zombie can become the seat of a revolution. This is the area between creation and it responds to modern creation in which a new combination emerges by connecting with the outside. After all, zombies provide a valid reference point for coexistence with strangers. It is necessary to systematize mutual recognition and care.
    The problem of philosophy is no longer eternity, but novelty. We are still in danger of thinking only of external differences subordinated to conceptual similarity and identity. Vision often emerges from exclusion and marginalization. This is why it is called Genesis, which rewrites the monster nature of zombies.

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