Вильфредъ Біонъ – Вавилонская башня

Bion, W.R., Cogitations. Edited by Francesca Bion. London: Karnac Books (1992), pp. 226-41 [Undated] Tower of Babel: possibility of using a racial myth Can we, at such a crisis as this, fall back on a racial…

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Τα ενδιαφέροντα

Плодотворно было бы прослѣдить связи между понятіемъ language of achievement у В.Р. Біона и контръ/суггестивной (первая фраза – не сообщеніе, а приказъ; человѣкъ – единственное животное, способное справляться съ абсурдомъ и склонное къ массовому истребленію…

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Glenn Magee: more on complete speech & Hegel vs. propositional / predicative philosophy

Unlike “picture-thinking” – myth, art, etc. — Hegel’s speculation involves the use of concepts, ideas, or universals. Here, however, the dissimilarity ends, for although the matter of Hegel’s philosophy — its employment of concepts rather…

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Glenn Magee on complete speech

Another parallel between Hermeticism and Hegel concerns the initiation process through which the intuitive portion of the intellect is trained to see the Reason inherent in the world. As Fowden notes, Hermetic initiation seems to…

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Jeffrey Kripal (& Bertrand Méheust) on the guardians of the threshold, concepts butoirs, cultural shock zones, etc.

– Authors of the Impossible: The Paranormal and the Sacred (2011) Historians of psychology generally acknowledge Puységur’s role in “the discovery of the unconscious,” but they usually relegate this role to a subordinate one, to…

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Jeffrey Kripal (& Bertrand Méheust) on la chose innommable & indetermination

– Authors of the Impossible: The Paranormal and the Sacred (2011) Moreover, and more bizarrely still, they [UFOs. – P.] are mischievously omnipotent in their ability to show themselves to us in quite outrageous ways,…

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