Recent Papers in Philosophy - Page 1 |
The paper below is on a defining of a Contemporary era in philosophical thought and culture in a post-Postmodern perspective. (1.12.98) |
The paper below concerns the subject of psychology from phenomenological and hermeneutical perspectives written for a Contemporary time-frame under the following chapter headings- intentionality, gestalt fields, a topology of mental illness, authenticity, simulation, and conclusion. It is accompanied by textual summary. (June/November 1999) |
The following paper was written in December 1998 and has the title The Value of the Comparison of Contemporaneous and Non-Contemporaneous Forms of Philosophy |
The following paper was written in October 1997 and is titled: After Postmodernism - The Suspect Wanted for Questioning |
The document below is a Certificate of Proficiency in Postmodern Studies as outlined in the paper immediately above |
Overlooking the Non-Textual Dimension of the Text 30.11.95 |
In the following paper a new direction is given to philosophy, namely, the transcendental clarification of everday experience. The title of this paper is: Is Truth a Big Lie? (9.12.99) |
An Open Letter Discussing Some of my Latest Thinking on the Subject of Truth. A circular re-interpretaton of my previous linear exposition of the cognitive orders. (9.1.00) |
An Introduction to "An Introduction to 'Philosophy': A Personal Exploration of the Nature of a Religious Cult(?)" This essay is an introduction to the paper An Introduction to 'Philosophy' by Marc Marusic (24.2.00). |
A Second Letter Discussing Some of My Latest thinking on the Subject of Truth from the Perspective of a Closer Examination of the Cognitive Orders (25.3.02) |
A Criticism of 'Modernism' and 'Postmodernism': An Understanding of Textual Engagement (3.8.96) |
