
Working on writing where Soft Sci-Fi meets Soft Fantasy and the research in the scientific, cultural, and aesthetic background for that work.
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Okay. Things get rough in the 1580s. Elizabeth, the Mad Emperor, Henri of Navarre, and William of Orange begin to hold the line against Phillip II, King of Spain. The biggest gunpowder explosion of all time (up to that point anyway) happens...
Before we push on into some Theological Controversies and their oddly constructive outcomes, I thought I should:
a) Offer some excuses as they become relevant
b) Give a Brief History of my Bloggy Studies so as to explain to some degree ho...
So in my Aesthetic Journey, I reached the “Epistemological Break” (or “breach”) which happened (so to speak) around 1760 in the middle of the last years of the Enlightenment. I was thinking of it, as I did this series on Aesthetics, as the...
More about the Epistemological Break, which happened (so to speak) around 1760 in the middle of the last years of the Enlightenment.
So, at an abstract level, the break has two major components and then an enumeration of three hypotheses,...
Otto Runge’s color spheres from 1809.
In April 1981, at a symposium on texts and interpretations at the Goethe Institute in Paris, Hans-Georg Gadamer (the hermeneutical aesthetician) and Jacques Derrida (a seemingly less hermeneutical aest...
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I'm 71. I have been on substack for two years. I have two things running and one of them is a soft Sci-Fi/Soft Fantasy serial, Cluster of Excellence. The other is everything else .
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