An imaginative new theory of likeness that ranges widely across history and subjects, from physics and evolution to psychology, language, and art. A butterfly is like another butterfly. A butterfly is also like a leaf and at the same time like a paper airplane, an owl's face, a …
"This book affirms the experience of likeness at the heart of many, if not all, disciplines of knowledge and seeks to formalize that basic experience into a science of its own, "homeotics.""--.
"This book affirms the experience of likeness at the heart of many, if not all, disciplines of knowledge and seeks to formalize that basic experience into a science of its own, "homeotics.""--
"This book affirms the experience of likeness at the heart of many, if not all, disciplines of knowledge and seeks to formalize that basic experience into a science of its own, "homeotics.""--
The yield: Kafka's atheological reformation
by North, Paul
fromMeridian (Stanford, Calif.)
A reinterpretation of Kafka's oeuvre with analysis of the Zürau aphorisms, showing them to contain solutions to philosophical problems of modernity such as violence, discrimination, political repression, ethnic hatred, subjugation of the worker, and more.
The yield: Kafka's atheological reformation
by North, Paul
fromMeridian (Stanford, Calif.)
The yield: Kafka's atheological reformation
by North, Paul
fromMeridian: crossing aesthetics
A reinterpretation of Kafka's oeuvre with analysis of the Zürau aphorisms, showing them to contain solutions to philosophical problems of modernity such as violence, discrimination, political repression, ethnic hatred, subjugation of the worker, and more.
The yield: Kafka's atheological reformation
by North, Paul
fromMeridian (Stanford, Calif.)
The Yield: Kafka's Atheological Reformation
by North, Paul
fromMeridian (Stanford, Calif.)
The yield: Kafka's atheological reformation
by North, Paul
fromMeridian: crossing aesthetics
The yield: Kafka's atheological reformation
by North, Paul
fromMeridian (Stanford, Calif.)
A reinterpretation of Kafka's oeuvre with analysis of the Zürau aphorisms, showing them to contain solutions to philosophical problems of modernity such as violence, discrimination, political repression, ethnic hatred, subjugation of the worker, and more.
The yield: Kafka's atheological reformation
by North, Paul
fromMeridian (Stanford, Calif.)
A reinterpretation of Kafka's oeuvre with analysis of the Zürau aphorisms, showing them to contain solutions to philosophical problems of modernity such as violence, discrimination, political repression, ethnic hatred, subjugation of the worker, and more.
We live in an age of distraction. Contemporary analyses of politics, culture and psychology insist on this. They often suggest remedies for it, yet fail to investigate the meaning and history of distraction itself. This book corrects this lack of distraction, defined not as the …