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Category Archives: William James
Pragmatic Turning
On February 13, 2013, Richard J. Bernstein, the 2013 Selzer Visiting Philosopher gave this lecture at Beloit College. Dr. Bernstein is the Vera List Professor of Philosophy at The New School for Social Research. The standard philosophical conventions that divide … Continue reading
Posted in history, philosophy, Religion, William James
Tagged pragmaticism, Richard J. Bernstein. Richard Rorty
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What Is Your Personal Culture?
One view of the reduction to practice, or to application. In the fall of 1968 I entered ninth grade. I was, up to ninth grade, a lackadaisical student. What was at the time termed social studies, and english, were my … Continue reading
A Round, A Hole
Some years ago, being with a camping party in the mountains, I returned from a solitary ramble to find everyone engaged in a ferocious metaphysical dispute, The corpus of the dispute was a squirrel -a live squirrel supposed to be … Continue reading
Posted in history, psychology, William James
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By Nothingness to Nirvana, Beyond Contrivance
I have finally found myself compelled to give up the logic, fairly, squarely, and irrevocably. It has an imperishable use in human life, but that use is not to make us theoretically acquainted with the essential nature of reality. Reality, … Continue reading
Posted in adult learning, experiential learning, William James, zen
Tagged buddhism, Karma Kagyu
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Empiricism
My thesis is that if we start with the supposition that there is only one primal stuff or material in the world, a stuff of which everything is composed, and if we call that stuff pure experience, then knowing can … Continue reading
Rabbit Holes
I’ve been reviewing current so-called Integral literature over the last few weeks, but it was Ken who had much earlier got me going back toward that development dynamic when I toppled over ‘into it’ in the intellectual sense from our … Continue reading
Posted in adult learning, analytic(al) psychology, Gregory Bateson, integral, William James
Tagged Humberto Maturana, Ken Wilber
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Bergson & James
“The essential contribution of Bergson to philosophy is his criticism of intellectualism. In my opinion he has killed intellectualism definitively and without hope of recovery. I don’t see how it can ever revive again in its ancient platonizing role of … Continue reading
Commit it then to the flames
David Hume, 300th birthday today. We may observe in human nature a principle which, if strictly examined, will be found to diminish extremely the assurance, which we might, from human testimony, have, in any kind of prodigy. The maxim, by … Continue reading
Posted in philosophy, William James
Tagged David Hume, empiricism, philosophy, William james
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