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Excursions with Edward F. Mooney Pt. I

Post author By Dean
Post date September 10, 2013
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Excursions with Edward F. Mooney Part I: Style, Lyricism, and Lost Intimacy This post is part of an ongoing series. Part II. Part III. Here is the first part of my interview with Ed Mooney. I first encountered Ed’s work as I studied the philosophy of Søren Kierkegaard. Ed managed to open Kierkegaard’s work up […]

Tags Arthur Schopenhauer, Ed Mooney, Friedrich Nietzsche, interviews, intimacy, lyrical philosophy, philosophy, Plato, poetry, Søren Kierkegaard, W. V. O Quine

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Developments in Studying Repetition

Post author By Dean
Post date July 11, 2013
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I’ve been reading quite a bit and feel like I’m inches away from cracking this slippery concept. A lot of my conclusions seem elementary now, but I’m glad to have gotten here. Here are some further developments I’m noting: In What Ways Repetition is Impossible: Reality can never have an exact repetition because every thing […]

Tags Constantin Constantinus, Ed Mooney, Franz Rosenzweig, Gilles Deleuze, immanence, Jacques Derrida, Johannes Climacus, John D. Caputo, metaphysics, philosophy, repetition, Repetition (Constantin Constantinus), Søren Kierkegaard, Sickness Unto Death, Slavoj Zizek, St. Olaf, The Young Man, transcendence