The Eucatastrophologist
Duncan ReyburnDiscerning and interpreting the signs of our time
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| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 81 |
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I am very pleased to announce the release of my new book: The Roots of the World: The Remarkable Prescience of G. K. Chesterton (Cascade, 2025). As I write this, the book is available for order directly from the publisher but it’ll take a f...
The victory of the defeated
Any South African who only has access to mainstream news right now will have, at best, an entirely distorted picture of what is happening between its government and the government of the United States of America. Signs are that most of the ...
Therapeutic totalitarianism
Throughout the twentieth century, a new conception of the self emerged that has since triumphed over all others. With an eye on developments in sociology, political discourse, and philosophy, I first describe this self before examining its ...
Schitzotemporality and contemplation
Under certain rare conditions, ants may find themselves in what is referred to as a circular mill. They can get stuck in a dangerous behaviour pattern because they follow the scent trails of other ants scurrying in front of them. The ants i...
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