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"All are lunatics, but he who can analyze his
delusion is called a philosopher."
- Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914)
The philosopher is Nature's pilot. And there you have our difference: to be in hell is to drift: to be in heaven is to steer.
--
George Bernard Shaw, Don Juan, Act 3
Under Construction
Philosophy.
essays / discussions on the following
works to follow;
The Order of Things
Discipline & Punish; the Birth of
the Prison
Madness and Civilisation
Archaeology of Knowledge
History of Sexuality
Essential Works of Foucault 1954-1984;
Volume 3, Power.
Links;
The
Panopticon and Reversing
the Panopticon
Protevi
on Foucault
Kent
Able on Discipline & Punish
QUT
Foucault Resources
Wikipedia has an excellent intro page on Foucault
Rom Harre
The Philosophies of Science
Physical Being
Baudrillard
Garay Genosko; Baudrillard and Signs; Signification
Ablaze
Some study notes (only)
on Consumer Society
whilst under construction see wikipedia and commodity fetishism
Habermas
Hegel
Trejo's excellent Summary of Hegel's Philosophy of Mind
A commentary piece on Hegelian Dialectic and World Politics
Hegel's Science of Logic full text online.
Gadamer : Hermeneutics
Roy Bhaskar : Critical Realism
Derrida
whilst under construction see wikipedia
Nietzsche
Nietzsche the Mystic?
Thus Spoke Zarathustra
Beyond Good and Evil
Twilight of the Idols
The Antichrist
Genealogy of Morals
whilst under construction see wikipedia
Feyerabend
(also to be found in science studies section)
Farewell to Reason
Anything Goes
Against Method
Ken Wilber
The Eye of Spirit
The Holographic Paradigm & Other Paradoxes
A Brief History of Everything
Eye to Eye
Whilst I get it together with these works, try the main site for Wilber which is from his publisher, Shambala. It has quite an archive of his work online including a draft of his most recent work.
Paul Brunton
Relativity, Philosophy and Mind
Carl Jung
P.D. Ouspensky
A New Model of The Universe
Amit Goswami
The Self-Aware Universe
Fritjof Capra
The Tao of Physics
The Turning Point
Gary Zukav
The Dancing Wu-Li Masters
Critiques of "parallelism"
Rupert Sheldrake
A New Science of Life
The Presence of the Past
The Rebirth of Nature
Constantly Changing the World: Thom Hartmann
Pride
and Intellect: Aivanhov
Wisdom & Intelligence
Vs "blind trust in the lucubrations of [the] intellect"
LINKS
Checkout the massive marxists.org online text archive for many philosophers.
Travel to epistemelinks.com
for all the philosophy links
you could possibly need...
