Want to know the specific meaning of the two semicolons in the sentence below. And is there any good idea to split this sentence using appropriate transitions?  The fundamental insight into the necessity of the return to consciousness; the radical and explicit determination of the path of, and the procedural rules for, this return; the principle-based determination and systematic exploration of the field that is to be disclosed11 in this return -- this we designate as phenomenology.
Inside the alley I found myself cornered by unpleasant sights: walls covered with cracks and peeling paint, storm drains clogged with moss, dumpsters overflowing with bags, cans, and rotten trash. Inside the alley I found myself cornered by unpleasant sights: walls covered with cracks and peeling paint; storm drains clogged with moss; dumpsters overflowing with bags, cans, and rotten trash. Inside the alley I found myself cornered by unpleasant sights. Walls covered with cracks and peeling paint. Storm drains clogged with moss. Dumpsters overflowing with bags, cans, and rotten trash.  Or maybe the three of them are orthographically correct in their respective contexts? EDIT (based on dockeryZ's answer): I think second example is right, regardless of the context. Explanation: .
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