Feel Good Philosophy
I recently started reading The Truth About Everything, An Irreverent History of Philosophy . I have to say, for a critique and history of philosophy book, it has been a very (wildly) entertaining read. I... More »
I recently started reading The Truth About Everything, An Irreverent History of Philosophy . I have to say, for a critique and history of philosophy book, it has been a very (wildly) entertaining read. I... More »
Good overview of Kant and the Reenchantment of the world from Wilber's Marriage of Sense and Soul (pg. 86): "Critique of Pure Reason (written in 1781) relentlessly exposed the inadequacies of monological reason to grasp... More »
I've been meaning to dig deeper into Rudolph Steiner's works since I first became aware of him a few years ago. Steiner is an intriguing character for a number of reasons. He was a passionate... More »
Cross-posted from my main blog : Psychology Today recently posted the last known interview with George Carlin (interviewed on 6/13/2008). Whether or not your a fan of George's comedy is beside the point. This interview... More »
It might just be the unspoken rebel in me, but it seems that I have an affinity for the individualists: Nietzsche, Ayn Rand, and Thoreau. Individual cultivation, independent thought, discipline, and self mastery are the... More »
C4Chaos (Coolmel) recently posted a great series of articles featuring an interview with Steve Pavlina . I'm a big fan of Steve, and have a great affinity for Integral Philosophy as well. I thoroughly enjoyed... More »