The Eucatastrophologist
Duncan ReyburnDiscerning and interpreting the signs of our time
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Starving and feeding experience
I’ve watched Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey only once, and that was a long time ago. But when I think of it, that iconic match cut always comes to mind first. An ape-man throws a bone into the air when, suddenly, the image changes...
Reading the room
There’s been some talk in recent years about a vibe shift, although lately the talk has died down a bit. In 2022, for instance, with reference to an idea first floated in 2020 by Sean Monahan, Allison Davis thought a new vibe was beyond con...
The Weight of Life
What follows, republished here with permission, is a conversation I had with Matthew Steem from Radix: The Official Magazine of New College Berkeley (Vol. 47 NO.2, Summer 2026). This is part of a series of discussions on ‘assisted dying.’...
On being tied to a mast
Whenever controversy breaks out on the devil’s electric nervous system, our meaning crisis becomes more vividly apparent. At the time of my writing this, I’m thinking of the many claims I’ve seen posted on how best to interpret Christopher...
Askesis and the recursive mirror
Introduction
In Twilight of the Idols (1889), Nietzsche says something fascinating enough to be easily misunderstood. He writes, “I am afraid we are not rid of God because we still have faith in grammar.” I don’t share Nietzsche’s ath...
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Professor, Christian Platonist, Connexion Man, Dissident Metaphysician | The philosophers have only changed the world in various ways; the point, however, is to interpret it.
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