Folie et Deraison, part 1 of 15

Stultifera navis
— (as if momentary titillation of perceptual vision taken disturbing in its inversion which will it assimilate to fantasy in the ruptured blank between existence, becoming…), a relatively modest reality before an initiate for whom it becomes basely objectified this Folly of Madness—just language’s game where “Man” encounters the moral truth of existence in [...]

Posted at 9:10 pm on May 10, 2009 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Michel Foucault | read on

The Varieties of Religious Experience 3/15

Religion’s abstract: There exists an order in addition to the visible, which is nonetheless evidenced, and the chief good is our ability to adjust to this plan.
Morality, practicality, emotions—religiosity—derives from objective states of consciousness, which are not in doubt, as they are part of the human experience. These mental objects cause us to react in [...]

Posted at 11:00 pm on June 27, 2008 | 1 comment | Filed Under: William James | read on

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