This surrealist Phenomenology of Mind isn't what GWF Hegel had in mind, is it? No, it's not. This sort of mindgame is another kettle of fish altogether; or shall I say, fis?
Click here to see what I mean. What the mind, a charged mind, and a camera can do. What can such a player play?
Isn't that a feast. A fistful of something or other, which (let's look at it one more time with our bearings just right, & eyes & minds wide open) let's see & locate!
Friday, September 25, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Karl Marx, Emile Durkheim, Max Weber: Links To Online Resources
[This 'SOCIAL THEORY' Blog Post will be updated periodically]
KARL MARX
1. Brittanica's Brief Discussion of His Life and Works
2. Quotes From Karl Marx
3. Marx: Key Concepts, Ideas and Elements of Theory
4. Important Links to Texts by Marx and Engels
5. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels: The Communist Manifesto
6. The MarX-Files (a Virtual Library)
EMILE DURKHEIM:
1. Emile Durkheim, a Biographic Note (From G. Marshall's Dictionary of Sociology)
MAX WEBER
1. Moriyuki Abukuma's Weber Texts
2. Weber's Fundamental Concepts of Sociology (From University of Chicago)
KARL MARX
1. Brittanica's Brief Discussion of His Life and Works
2. Quotes From Karl Marx
3. Marx: Key Concepts, Ideas and Elements of Theory
4. Important Links to Texts by Marx and Engels
5. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels: The Communist Manifesto
6. The MarX-Files (a Virtual Library)
EMILE DURKHEIM:
1. Emile Durkheim, a Biographic Note (From G. Marshall's Dictionary of Sociology)
MAX WEBER
1. Moriyuki Abukuma's Weber Texts
2. Weber's Fundamental Concepts of Sociology (From University of Chicago)
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Place of Distance: Haiku
Abode of farthings.
Place/play of distant places.
Dismassiveterrit.
Place/play of distant places.
Dismassiveterrit.
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