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  • Originally posted on Grand Strategy: The View from Oregon: Friday Much of what I write here, whether commenting on current affairs to delving into the depths of prehistory, could be classed under the general rubric of philosophy of history. One… Continue reading

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  • Originally posted on Rita Dekšnytė – Sporto psichologijos konsultantė, mindfulness mokytoja, ACT praktikė: It’s getting clear to me now why every research methods book talking about phenomenology suggest the method that should actually be called descriptive phenomenology. In this post… Continue reading

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  • Recalling This Beautiful Order

    In attempting to philosophize as a way of life, I have often “translated” many terms/concepts into a single notion that would comprehend the nuances of diverse sages across time & cultures. Whether I succeed is another story entirely. A particularly… Continue reading

  • Rigorous Quantification and Disciplinary Rigidity

    Epistemology can be translated as the study of how we know or an account of how we know. In the article I link to below, UT PhD candidate Mark Coddington does a nice job delineating the different situations which generate… Continue reading

    Rigorous Quantification and Disciplinary Rigidity

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  • Whatever, Etc. 0012: Imaginative Variation-Beginnings

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  • Whatever Etc 0010: Losing Personal History

    With props for Carlos Castañeda, por supuesto… Continue reading

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      Philosophizing requires a SINGULAR RESOLVE that awakens the contemplator to originary self-causation. No philosophizing is accidental. Continue reading

  • the retention pond of mindfulness

    A beloved friend of mine, Matt K., is currently working on an overview of phenomenological techniques for the online journal Purlieu. As he has worked to accomplish his scholarship, he & I have taken up many conversations concerning Husserl’s phenomenology… Continue reading