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Monthly Archives: August 2012
The Only Question: No Apologies Necessary
Well, a new whirlwind that had been brewing off the coast and heading towards the homeland, has now made landfall. Is it a tropical storm, a hurricane, or perhaps just the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Florida? Of course, we … Continue reading
Posted in American Dream, Aristotle, Body-politic, body-subject, business, capitalism, Christianity, civilization, collapse, commodification, Corporate State, cultural crisis, democracy, freedom, geopolitics, global collapse, homeland security, Obama, Presidential politics, progress, Protest, rationality, religion, social contract, soul, Spectacle, State, terrorism, trust
Tagged Ayn Rand, capitalism, Christianity, Corporate State, Empire, freedom, geopolitics, human nature, phenomenology, Reality, religion, Soul
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In the Folds of My Flesh
Living in Siberia – surrounded by forests and rivers, dachas and banyas, gardens and fields; enjoying the sweaty closeness of others engaged in real physical activity, in touch with the land, sampling the fruits of our labors together, the camaraderie … Continue reading
Posted in American Dream, body-subject, civilization, commodification, cultural crisis, earth, earthly-sensuous, feminine, feral, freedom, geopolitics, human nature, nature, phenomenology, primal humanity, progress, rationality, religion, Russia, sexuality, Siberia, social contract, Spectacle, time
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Age of Reason
Can the smokescreen created by these diversions in the homeland get any thicker; can the spectacles be any more entrancing and distracting? We are living through the most obscurant of times, my fellow travelers. As the charade-parade of the stiffly … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, American Dream, Anarchy, Aristotle, Body-politic, body-subject, capitalism, censorship, Christianity, civilization, collapse, commodification, Corporate State, cultural crisis, democracy, entrepreneurship, evangelical, feminine, feral, freedom, geopolitics, global collapse, homeland security, human nature, Presidential politics, rationality, religion, Russia, social contract, Spectacle, State, syllogism, terrorism
Tagged capitalism, Christianity, Corporate State, Earth, Empire, Financial Crisis, freedom, geopolitics, human nature, Reality, religion, syllogism
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On Ordinariness: A Foray in Cultural Phenomenology
[We’ve had opportunities to hear some of these arguments from Marvin Bram, Jean Jacques Rousseau, and Mikhail Epstein earlier in the year. I would like now to flesh-out these points more concretely, and consider the phenomenological apperception of what one … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Anarchy, body-subject, civilization, collapse, Corporate State, cultural crisis, democracy, earth, feral, freedom, geopolitics, human nature, language, phenomenology, primal humanity, progress, rationality, religion, Siberia, social contract, soul, State
Tagged Corporate State, Earth, Empire, freedom, geopolitics, human nature, phenomenology, primitive, Soul, syllogism
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Vidal and Monotheism: The death of a god
The great unmentionable evil at the center of our culture is monotheism. – Gore Vidal Gore Vidal died this week. He was eighty six years old. He was a “man of letters” as they say; but more than that, he … Continue reading
Posted in American Dream, Anarchy, capitalism, censorship, Christianity, civilization, collapse, Corporate State, cultural crisis, democracy, earth, evangelical, freedom, geopolitics, global collapse, Gore Vidal, Hitchens, homeland security, Islam, nature, Occupy Wall Street, progress, religion, social contract, State, terrorism
Tagged capitalism, Christianity, Colonialism, conspiracy, Corporate State, Earth, Empire, Financial Crisis, freedom, fundamentalism, geopolitics, Gore Vidal, Hitchens, monotheism, Occupy Wall Street, Protest, religion
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