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Transformation through Re-Self-Organization?

The Beneficial Engineering of Social Change:

A Set of Essay-Papers

Introduction (1.1.10) ('TransformationA')

Part I: Transformation through Re-Self-Organization (18.12.09) (read at the Continental Philosophy Group, April, 2010) ('transformation1', etc.)

Part II: Examining Relatively Traditional Genres Dealing with Social Change (10.4.10)

Part III: Examining Relatively Contemporaneous Genres Dealing with Social Change (8.5.10)

Part IV: The Effective Re-Appropriation of Genres Dealing with Social Change (30.7.10)

Part V: Genres as Memetic Forms of Emergent Horizontal Evolution (4.8.10)

Part VI: Authenticity of Engagement... Through Authenticity of Conviction and Commitment?!(5.8.10)

Part VII: Adapted Patterns of Engagement... Lyotard versus Habermas? How does an Indigenous World Interact with our Non-Indigenous World, v.v? (10.6.10)(Continental Philosophy Group Conference Paper 2010)

Part VIII: Globalization versus Localization in the Advent of the Contemporary Era?! (8.7.10)

Part IX: The Role of Transcendental-Emotion in Motivated Transformation (12.8.10)

Part X: The Re-Normalization of Distorted Forms of Engagement (18.8.10)

Part XI: The 'Non-Difference' between Authenticity and Authentic Responsiveness (4.9.10)

Part XII: Some Political Reflections on Engaged Engagement (15.9.10)

Part XIII: The Nature of Engaged Value Formation, Execution and Completion (18.9.10)

Part XIV: The Emergent Nature of Engaged Value-Formation (23.9.10)

Part XV: 'Seizing an Engaged Discourse' versus 'Engaging a Seized Discourse' (7.10.10)

Part XVI: Discursive Power (14.2.11)

Part XVII: Discursive Interpretation and Translation (17.2.11)

Part XVIII: Discursive Evolution, Revolution and Insurance (18.2.11)

Part XIX: Rectification of Discursive Institutionalization (23.2.11)

Part XX: Can there be (the ‘Discipline’ of) a (Post-)Postmodern Philosophy? (19.1.11)

(Read at the Continental Philosophy Group, March-April 2011)

Part XXI: Identity and Difference between Compacts and Contracts (1.3.11)

Part XXII: The Existential Enrichment of Compacts and Contracts (11.3.11)

Part XXIII: The Discipline of Discipline and the Governance of Governance (22.3.11)

Part XXIV: The Science, Art and Critique of Governance through Re-Direction (1.4.11)

Part XXV: The Augmentation of Personal-Interpersonal Governance through Re-Direction (7.4.11)

Part XXVI: Transformation through Re-Self-Organization! The Simulation of History and the History of Simulation: What Does the ‘History of History’, etc., Tell Us? (5.4.11)

Part XXVII: Compacts versus Contracts? Investment in Social Augmentation – An Existential Approach to Social Interaction (For Instance, How Should Funding for Mental Health Be Spent?) (21.4.11)

(Read at the Continental Philosophy Group, July 2011)

Part XXVIII: The Instigation, Promotion and Fruition of a Balanced Compactual Environmemt:

Some Hypothetical Case-Studies (25.4.11)

Part XXIX: Power and Dissemination - Contracts and Compacts: Discursive Dimensions of Textuality (3.5.11)

Part XXX: Idealistic, Endpoint, Anchoring and Iterative Phenomena in Political Thought, Practice and Critique (18.5.11)

Part XXXI: The Politics of Political Analysis: Part I: A Re-Introduction to the Political Dimension (26.5.11)

Part XXXII: The Politics of Political Analysis Part II: Prospective Consequential Analysis (10.6.11)

Part XXXIII: The Politics of Political Analysis: Part III: Retrospective Consequential Analysis (23.6.11)

Part XXXIV: The Politics of Political Analysis: Part IV: Contemporary Consequential Analysis (8.7.11)

Part XXXV: The Politics of Political Analysis: Part V: Implication of Asymmetries (2.7.11)

Part XXXVI: The Politics of Political Analysis: Part VI: A Political Overview (21.7.11)

Part XXXVII: The Bare and Bleached Bones of 'Global Warming'? An Essential Analysis (27.8.11)(Presented at Continental Philosophy Group open forum, December, 2011)

Part XXXVIII: The Clash of Conventions: Entering and Leaving the Murky Underworld between Compacts and Contracts (3.9.11)

Part XXXIX: On the Configuration and Re-Configuration of Democratic Practices? A Consequential Analysis of Different Political Structural-Processes (9.9.11)

Part XL: 'Privacy' versus 'Transparency' versus 'Freedoms': Negotiating Private and Public Senses of Good

(12.8.11) (Read at the Continental Philosophy Group, September, 2011)

Part XLI: On the Emergence of Responsibility (14.10.11)

Part XLII: On Interpreting the Past, the Present and the Future (18.9.11) Background to Open Forum, Sep 2011)

Part XLIII: On Epistemological Insurance and Ontological Assurance (21.10.11)

Part XLIV: On the Problematic Interaction between Political Presentation and Representation (5.11.11)

Part XLV: On Insurance, Assurance, Presentation, Representation and Alignment, Or, Finding 'Truth' in the

Deceptive World of the Other (Conference paper for November, 2011) (6.11.11)

Part XVI: Demythologization through Re-Mythologization of the Meta-Textual Landscape (24.11.11)

Part XLVII: The General Implications of Genre Selection (10.12.11)

Part XLVIII: The Political Ramifications of Existential Re-Alignment (21.12.11)

Part XLIX: The Intentional Oversight of Cultural Amnesia (31.12.11)

Part L: Cultural Amnesia Revisited: Have We Truly Forgotten? (13.1.12) Workshopped at Cont. Phil. May, 2012

Part LI: On Legal Discrimination re Intentional Presentation/Representation (21.1.12)

Part LII: Has the Nature of Work Become Universally Virtual, Relatively Less Profitable and Inevitably Convergent? (2.2.12)

Part LIII: Part I: Has the Contemporary Political Scene Substituted Personality for Ideology? (12.2.12)

Part LIV: Part II: Has the Contemporary Political Scene Substituted Personality for Ideology? (15.3.12)

Part LV: Re-Alignment through Re-De-Mis-Alignment (4.5.12)

Part LVI: Contemporary, Democratic Treatment of Minorities vis-à-vis Majorities (18.5.12)

Part LVII: A General Method for Discerning Democratic Political Authenticity (24.5.12, Appendix 2.6.12)

Part LVIII: Could Re-Localization Counter and Balance the Adverse Consequences of Globalization? (8.3.12)

Part LIX: Do We All Now Live in Relatively Non-Commensurable Parallel Worlds Harmoniously Cycling from One Relatively Major/Minor Discourse to Some Other? (20.6.12)

Part LX: Polyvalency(?) (29.6.12)

Part LXI: On the Imperative for Phenomenological Investigation and Philosophical Reflection (6.7.12)

Part LXII: Rectifying Institutionalized Proliferation (21.7.12)

Part LXIII: Insight vis-a-vis Points of Oversight (9.8.12)

Part LXIV; Sighting/Siting/Citing Points of Oversight (14.8.12)

Part LXV: The Coincidence between Points of Ongoing Proliferation and Points of Oversight

([Mini-Essay] Conference Paper for The Continental Philosophy Group’s Mini-Conference 2012) (9.8.12)

Part LXVI: Investigating Complex Value (17.11.12)

Part LXVII: Therapeutic Insight (25.11.12)

Part LXVIII: The Suspension of Disbelief versus the Suspension of Belief, and, the Therapeutic Practice of Invoking Transcendental Suspensions (3.12.12)

Part LXIX: Should the State Celebrate Xmas, etc? Working Paper (For an Open Forum) (17.8.12)(Read Dec.12)

Part LXX: The Re-Navigation and Re-Negotiation of the Meta-Textual Landscape (12.12.12)

Part LXXI: The Construction/Re-Construction of Agency (6.12.12)

Part LXXII: The Phenomenology of Events: Part I: Theoretical Introduction (22.10.12)

Part LXXIII: The Phenomenology of Events: Part II: Practical Applications (25.10.12)

Part LXXIV: The Phenomenology of Events: Part III: Critical Ramifications (10.11.12)

Part LXXV: The Phenomenology of Events: Part IV: Evidence and the Everyday (8.11.12)

Part LXXVI: Re-thinking the Existential (26.12.12)

Part LXXVII: On an Globally Interconnected Life-World: The Ramifications of a Comprehensive Sharing of Information (23.11.12)

Part LXXVIII: To what Extent can Transcendental Subjectivity in the First Person Plural be Allowed to Operate? Re-examining Transcendental Reservation (4.1.13)

Part LXXIX: The Resolution of Anomalous Experience (18.12.12)

Part LXXX: Learning from History: The Reversals of De-Proliferation (1.2.31)

Part LXXXI: Ultimate Non-Asymmetrical Nature of Information(al Access and Assessment)? (9.1.3)

Part LXXXII: Freewill and Freedom (And Digest Summary with Commentary) (23.1.13) (Presented to the Continental Philosophy Group, May 2013)

Part LXXXIII: Agent and Agency: Dissociative Identity Disorder and Legal Liability (20.1.13)

Part LXXXIV: Responsiveness and Responsibility: A Non-Ideological, Relational Ethics: Part I (11.2.13)

Part LXXXV: Responsiveness and Responsibility: A Non-Ideological, Relational Ethics: Part II (17.2.13)

Part LXXXVI: A Non-Ideological, Relational Environmentalism (20.2.13)

Part LXXXVII: Relational Reality, Permission, Recognition, Facilitation, Thematization and Transformation

(23.2.13)

Part LXXXVIII: Consilience: Evidence and Verification (Within and Across Disciplines?)? Part I-The Thereotical Determination of Apparent Work (4.3.13)(Read at The Continental Philosophy Group, July 2013)

Part LXXXIX: Part II: The Practical Determination of Apparent Work (10.3.13),

Part XC: Part III: The Critical Determination of Apparent Work (16.3.13)

Part XCI: Part IV: The Nature of Deferment (25.3.13)

Part XCII: Part V: The Nature of Consilience (5.4.13),

Part XCIII: Part VI: The Disciplined 'Voice' in its Social Setting (13.4.13)

Part XCIV: Part VII: Disciplined Enhancement Through Enaction and Augmentation (29.4.13)

Part XCV: Part VIII: Existential Co-option of Disciplines in Their Relevant Life-Worlds (17.5.13)

Part XCVI: Part IX: Social Transformation Through a Resolution of Resistance (24.5.13)

Part XCVII: Part X: Overview: Disciplines and Intentionality, Consilience and Originality, Evidence and Verification, Dissemination and Resistance, etc. (30.5.13)

Part XCVIII: Part XI: The Existential Leavening of the Life-World (3.6.13)

Part XCIX: Part XII: The Disciplined Thematization of Truth(fulness) (7.6.13)

Part C: Overview: Beneficial Re-Self-Organization and Ensuing Re-Alignment (18.6.13)

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Part I: Exploring the Problematic Nature of Personal/Interpersonal Identity Formation??

A Brief, Relatively Systematic Overview of Identity-Formation (17.6.10)

Part II: Exploring the Problematic Nature of Personal/Interpersonal Identity-Formation??

A Brief, Relatively Non-Systematic Overview of Identity-Formation (18.6.10)

Part III: Exploring the Problematic Nature of Personal/Interpersonal Identity-Formation??

A Summary of Key Ideas with an Anecdotal Commentary (24.6.10)

(Paper read at Continental Philosophy Group, July 2010)

Part IV: Exploring the Problematic Nature of Personal/Interpersonal Indentity-Formation??

Non-Ultimate Commensurability versus Ultimate Non-Commensurality (25.6.10)

Part V: Exploring the Problematic Nature of Personal/Interpersonal Identity-Formation??

Questioning the Relevance of this Philosophical Scheme? (14.7.10)

Part VI: Exploring the Problematic Nature of Personal/Interpersonal Identity-Formation??

A Series of Reflections on the Questioning of 'Relevance' (15.7.10)

Some Open Reflections on the Australian Federal Election 2010 (15.10.10)

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What is Philosophy? Can We Answer this Question?

Is there a Simple Answer? A Complex Answer? A Set of Multiple Answers.? Or, No Answer at All? (28.10.10)

Open Forum (List for discussion):

Have We Seen the Future (for Australia?)?

Current Innovations as Already Found around the World?

What Predictions Can We Make?

(15.9.11)

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The Problematic Nature of Problems

(A set of headings for discussion)(6.1.12)

The Fact of the Matter…

On the Historical-Textual Nature of Factual Experience

With a Formal Commentary and an Informal Commentary

in the Form of an Open Letter

(16.1.12)

Appendix A: Part 50 (&49) Cultural Amnesia: Paper for Discussion

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What is Art? (101, 201, 301, 401 and Postscript)

(19.7.12) (Read in part at Continental Philosophy Group, August 2012)

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Japanese Prints: Their Evolution and some Miscellaneous Observations (12.8.12)

(Read at the Asian Art Institute 19.812)(Some notes on a small number of prints)

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The Existential Economy?

The Transformation of Value, and, the Value of Transformation

A Set of Essay-Papers: Volume I: The Theoretical and the Phenomenological

Introduction Title, Index and Introduction

Part I: 1. General Introduction (2.7.13)

Part II: 2. The Economics of the Existential Economy (7.7.13)

Part III: 3. Existential Augmentation and Enhancement (18.7.13)

Part IV: 4. An Exploration of Existential Metaphors (28.7.13)

Part V: 5. The Re-Institution of an Existential Re-Orientation (6.8.13)

Part VI: 6. Can Judgment Be Self-Referential? (13.8.13)

Part VII: 7. Can Harmonization Be harmonized within a Transcendental Dimension? (20.8.13)

Part VIII: 8. Living History through the Continuity of Progressive Re-Self-Organization (3.9.13)

Part IX: 9. About Time... (12.9.13)

Part X: 10. The Trouble of Relations (Paper for Continental Philosophy Group's Mini-Conference 2013)

Part XI: 11. The Moral Imagination and the Existential Economy? (17.9.13)

(12.9.13)

Part XII: 12. The Contrast Between Emplacement and Displacement (26.9.13)

Part XIII: 13. The Displacement of Displacement...? (5.10.13)

Part XIV: 14. The Overcoming of Displacement...? (11.10.13)

Part XV: 15. Can We Delineate an Imputed Alignment with the Existential Economy (20.10.13)

Part XVI: 16. 'Our' Confrontation by the Existential Economy, and vice versa...? (22.10.13)

The Existential Economy?

The Transformation of Value, and, the Value of Transformation

A Set of Essay-Papers: Volume II: The Practical and the Hermeneutical

Introduction Title, Index and Introduction (13.3.14)

Part XVII. 1. The Practical Dimension of the Existential Economy (22.12.13)

Part XVIII. 2. The Practical: Practise versus Practice (27.12.13)

Part XIX: 3. The Practical Realities of Living-Entracements (28.12.13)

Part XX: 4. Perception and Imagination, Judgment and Verification (29.12.13)

PartXXI: 5. The Dialectical Economy of Representation (30.12.13)

PartXXII: 6. The Superficial Clash of Conventions (3.1.14)

Pzrt XXIII: 7. The Deeper Clash of Interpretations (14.1.14)

Part XXIV: 8. The Competitive 'Depth' of 'All' Frames of Reference (17.1.14)

Part XXV: 9. The Practical Ramifications of Iteration (24.1.14)

PartXXVI: 10. The Existential Value of Consumption (27.1.14)

Part XXVII:11. Various Dimensions of Alignment/Re-Alignment (5.2.14)

Part XXVIII: 12. Harnessing an Existential Surplus. (11.2.14)

Part XXIX: 13. The Practical Consequences of Subjective-Intersubjective Appreciation (27.2.14)

Part XXX: 14. The Critical Dimension in Productive Practical Application (3.3.14) Read The

Continental Philosophy Group, May 2014.

Part XXXI: 15. Developing an Insightful Insightfulness (8.3.14)

Part XXXII:16. The Suspension of the Existential Economy (13.3.14)

The Existential Economy

The Transformation of Value, and, the Value of Transformation

A Set of Essay-Papers: Volume III: The Crittical and the Existential

Introduction Title, Index and Introduction (11.9.14)

Part XXXIII 1. Exploring the Critical Dimension in an Existential Light (20.3.14)

Part XXXIV 2. Critical Appreciation of Correlations (5.4.14)

Part XXXV 3. Critical Appreciation of Alignment/s (10.4.14)

Part XXXVI 4. The Simulation of Value and the Value of Simulation (16.4.14)

Part XXXVII 5. An Appreciation of the Contemporary Era Through the Lens of Simulation (21.4.14)

Part XXXVIII 6. Pursuing Both Critical Simulations and Simulated Critiques (3.5.14)

Part XXXIX 7. The Contemporary Philosophical Project/s as a Set of Projects

(11.5.14)(Read/Workshopped at The Continental Philosophy Group, May, 2014)

Part XL 8. Philosophical Ethics versus Ethical Philosophy (1.6.14)

Part XLI 9. “‘Being Ethical’ and “Being Critical’” (19.6.14)

Part XLII 10. The Critical Differentiation and Integration of Ordered Value, etc. (14.7.14)

Part XLIII 11. Existential Topography (21.7.14)

Part XLIV 12. The Rational, Non-Rational and the Irrational (2.8.14)

Part XLV 13. Texts, Genres, and Values, and, the Co-Option/Corrupting of our Moral Compasses

Part XLVI 14. The Intentional Economy? (20.8.14) (15.8.14)

Part XLVII 15. The Moral Economy? (24.8.14) With Central Essay: Green Sound versus White Noise

(Presentation Workshopped at The Continental Philosophy Group/ September, 2014)

Part XLVIII 16. The Existential Economy? (7.9.14)

Part XLIX: An Overview: Does the Existential Economy Exist? (9.9.14)

Part L: Preview: Discerning the Existential Landscape (28.10.14)

Personal-Interpersonal Identity Formation

An Ultimate Guide to Meta-Philosophy (11.9.14)

And Commentary (8.10.14)

And Sub-Commentary (27.10.14)

From Mere Repetition to Sheer Iteration..?

Part I: From Ennui to Ecstacy? (2.11.14)

Part II: The Alchemy of Intent? (22.11.14)

Part III: Existential Satisfaction? (23.11.14)

Part IV: How Do We Repeat Ourselves Without Repeating Ourselves? (29.11.14)

A Heuristic Device:

Mapping the Phenomenological, Hermeneutical and Existential, etc.,

Through an Overall Transcendental Suspension/Hermeneutic Circle

(11.12.14)

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Contra (Moral) Absolutism & Contra (Moral) Relativism, etc!

A Working Paper in Meta-Philosophy:

Denying both Absolutist and Relativist Interpretations

In the Reading of (Transcendental Phenomenological) Experience

(21.1.15)

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Central Considerations: Parallel Explorations:

A: An Essential, Archetypal Exploration of Disciplines

B: An Essential Exploration of the Philosophical Prospect

C: An Essential Exploration of the Theological Prospect

(16.10.15)

considerations.doc

Trans-Discursive Architecture

(11.11.15)

Politics as the Art of the Realization of the Possible:

Introduction (13.3.16)

Part I: A Trans-Discursive Re-Reading? (1.12.15)

Part II: Discerning an Existential Political Determination of Movement

To and From Real and Objective Centers, etc. (16.12.15)

Part III: Examining the Potential Role of

Correlations, Alignments and Transformations

In the Existential Dissemination of Power? (17.1.16)

Part IV: An Abbreviated Version Detailing With Six Main Arguments In

A Systematic Understanding of Political Discourse

Conducted Through the Lens of an Examination of

The Existential Dissemination of Power?

As well as Forming a New Manifesto, and,

Exploring the Ramification of a Virtual Political World (6.1.16)

Part V: A New Political Manifesto?

Given the Radical Changes in the Nature of Work, Recreation, Lifestyle…

Can the Reality of Political Discourse Escape Being Re-Configured? (5.2.16)

Part VI: Political Imperatives: What Are They Today? (9.2.16)

and Concise Overview: Tell Me “What Political Imperatives Confront Australia Today?” (9.4.16)

Part VII: The Overall Political Economy? (26.2.16)

Part VIII: Good Political Governance? (12.3.16)

A Glossary of Key Concepts: (just started)

Short Version of Part VI:

At What Cost? The Political-Economy: An Extended Introduction:

A Criticism of Neoliberal Ideology, and,

An Existential Re-Construction of the Political-Economy

(21.7.16)

Acting as a First Critique of Neo-Liberalism

Plus Abbreviated Version: Appendix D

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On the Formation of a New Physic(k)s? (24.416)

and Supplement (3-5.5.16)

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What Profit Profit? The Commercial Realm of Business:

The Business of Business , or,

The Politics of Business and the Business of Politics?

2016

Introduction

Module I - The Business of Business

ModuleII - The Politics of Business

Module III - The Business of Politics

Module IV - The Politics of Politics

PhysicksSup.doc

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Trans-Classical Stylistic Investigations:

Part I: Introduction:

A Philosophical Exploration of Relational Resolution

In the Context of Valuational Formation

(20.8.16)

Do You have a Policy For That?

Existential Policy Formation:

A Brief Philosophical Manual for Overseeing Existential Policy Design

(7.8.16)

Part II: Critique: The Province of the Re-Directionist

(18.10.16)

Part III: Management: The Province of the Re-Director

(11.11.16)

Part IV: Overview

(17.11.16)

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On the Discipline of Disciplines: Private Ambitions versus Public Aspirations

(First draft, just started)

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STRIKING OUT - A NEW DIRECTION

The Existential Re-Construction of the Political-Economy through Engaging its Malcontents

And Promoting its Progressive Proponents

(With Philosophical Comments Expressed through

Monographical Footnotes)

Acting as a Second Critique of Neo-Liberalism

2017

(27.6.17)

Democratic Dictatorship?

Potential Democratic Hegemony of the Majority over Minorities?

Introduction for an Open Forum at The Continental Philosophy Group (December, 2016)

(3.12.16)

Review, Overview and Preview:

Recent Essays, etc., Completed or Intended

On the Discipline of Disciplines:

Private Ambitions versus Public Aspirations

Mini-Conference Essay 2016

10.11.16

Three Philosophical Experiments (& One Philosophical Problem)?

To be Used in Conjunction with the Open Forum:

Democratic Dictatorship?

(7.12.16)

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Existential Re-Construction of the Political-Economy

Through Engaging its Malcontents

And Promoting its Progressive Proponents

An Introduction to Neo-Liberalism:

Questioning this Apparent Phenomenon in the Political-Economy?

Pre-Introduction to this Topic presented at The Continental Philosophy Group (Jan 8, 2017)

(29.12.16)

Post-Introduction to Existential Re-Construction...

(1.1.17)

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TCS4Overview.doc

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Architecture.doc

Resolution: Striking Out! A New Direction:

A Political Manifesto

To Counter Neo-Liberal 'Terrorism'

In the Home Space, Workplace and Marketplace

(22.6.17)

Democracy1.doc

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Existential Freedom:

Finding the Freedom to Choose and Be Found as Chosen:

Finding Freedom through Existential Re-Alignment

Amid the Restraints and Limitations

Found Other-Imposed or self-Imposed in this World as Lived

(2.7.17/29.7.17)

A Manifest of Covert and Overt Concepts

For the Existential Re-Construction of the Political-Economy

Exploring and Listing Ideas Underpinning the Manifestoes

Striking Out and Out Striking

And a Subliminal Checklist:

Acting as a Third Critique of Neo-Liberalism

(19.5.18)

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Manifesto.doc

Re-Construction1.doc

ContraRel.doc

On a Virtual Life in the World as Lived: Part I

Finding Authenticity in the Midst of Simulation?

On a Virtual Life in the World as Lived: Part II

The Simulation of Authenticity versus the Authenticity of Simulation?*

On a Virtual Life in the World as Lived: Part III

Authenticity Through the Simulation of the Overall Transcendental Suspension?

(30.9.16)