A Way Abroad
Trent BrandnerThe Way— The path of realization, something that is a discovery as well as an action. To find ones path. Abroad— The place that lies beyond the narrow and limited; to travel broadly, to go far. A way abroad.
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Aurobindo on Anthroposophy, Theosophy and its Limitations
India and the limitations of the European method:
“In this connection let me tell you briefly one or two things I have been observing for a long time. It is my belief that the main cause of India’s weakness is not subjection, nor poverty,...
Interview with Adam Katz
Adam Katz is a prolific scholar and generative anthropologist—to many of my readers, though, he needs no introduction. In fact, about half of my subscribers came from the recommendation he has underneath his blog Center Study Center, to my...
An Originary Hypothesis for the Modern World - Part Four
We had left off in our last article on the transition between my readings of Gans, his philosophy, and how that transitioned into modern philosophical discourse and more. We now pick up from there.
Adam Katz - Transcendence and...
An Originary Hypothesis for the Modern World - Part Three
Drawing out the implications of the last part, we will begin to bring together the various groups that have taken up generative anthroplogy, and deal with their disciplines in detail.
Eric Gans - Cultural Criticism
As we sugges...
An Originary Hypothesis for the Modern World - Part Two
Formal and Institutional Language
In the conception of the originary scene as we have devised so far we can summate it like so:
Humans went through a period were they were most maximally violent to themselves. This was due to mimetic...
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