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Bryan KamI'm writing a book called Neither/Nor, which is about two ways of knowing the world: through language, and through experience, and how learning to navigate these sometimes opposing ways of learning can reduce individual and social suffering.
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Vita activist. I host a book club and discussions in London. I'm writing Neither/Nor, a book about how language relates to experience in Eastern/Western philosophy from antiquity to present, and how to use this in everyday life.
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