Tag: universe

aphilosophy, convention, critical theory, Exhibition, faith, philosophy, Quentin Meillassoux, religion, Uncategorized

Considering Truth and Reality. Where Science, Religion and Superstition meet; The Communicative Move.

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Everyone has an idea of what is true and real. In fact, most do not see any difference between these ideas. Against this we have the notion of superstition, in the historical mythological sense. Superstition is the justification of faith, and together they form a basis by which the activities to solve the problems of… Continue reading Considering Truth and Reality. Where Science, Religion and Superstition meet; The Communicative Move.

aphilosophy, Baruch Spinoza, critical theory, ethics, Exhibition, existence, existentialism, faith, Francois Laruelle, irony, literature, non-philosophy, philosophy, poetry, post-modern, prose, reality, religion, the individual, Uncategorized

The Impossible; Part 5. Existence and the Story of Death to Life.

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Whew! Those Impossible essays really get thick. So perhaps a rejoining to a more approachable speaking. But hold on! The ride is just getting fun. I have been interacting through comments and replies with Dave, who writes the blog called "Big Story Guide". Our conversation is quite wonderful, so, just as I used our conversation… Continue reading The Impossible; Part 5. Existence and the Story of Death to Life.

critical theory, cultural critique, Exhibition, prose, reality, the individual, true object, Uncategorized

The impossible, Part 3.

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When we talk about the impossible we might see a light at the end of the tunnel, but this light is really just the part of the tunnel that has electricity. The point of any discussion that wishes to find a solution, should not be about solutions. So far as reality proper and ideological power… Continue reading The impossible, Part 3.