From the Ruins of Empire (aurobindo, anticolonialist narratives, islamic...
I am in the process of finishing this excellent book by Pankaj Mishra and it is so nice to read an account of colonized movements for national self-determination the remains sensitive to historical...
View ArticlePoiēsis and technē (praxis) in Foucault and Heidegger: Towards an Aesthetics...
This is an extraordinary essay on matters relevant here (al) "In this final section of the paper, I will present some conclusions to my thoughts on technē and poēisis in terms of what Foucault has...
View ArticlePostcolonial Hybridity and the ‘Terrors of Technology’ Argument Posted by...
The philosophies of anti-development have largely turned on the metaphor of violence. The violence of technology, the violence of science, the violence of reason, the violence of the market. The...
View ArticleA.I., Angels, & Mass Extinctions: A Conversation With William Irwin Thompson
MG: One of the things that I like about your writing is your talk of sympathetic resonance and entrainment between human beings in these larger musical and mathematical angelic structures. That really...
View ArticleWriting the Self Diaries, Memoirs, and the History of the Self: A new book by...
The self has a history. In the West, the idea of the soul entered Christianity with the Church Fathers, notably Augustine. During the Renaissance the idea of the individual attained preeminence, as in...
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