Joan Miró’s The Policeman, 1925
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How might one represent the 2016 US presidential election? Well, here is one response, published in Artforum:
Joan Miró’s The Policeman, 1925
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We thought it would be useful, well important, for us to review our blogosphere. We have been blogging for a long time and have changed the ...
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We thought it would be useful, well important, for us to review our blogosphere. We have been blogging for a long time and have changed the ...
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There is a moving essay on the philosopher Daniel Dennett, in a recent New Yorker. It's by Joshua Rothman. This excerpt is near the en...
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Is consciousness just an illusion? Cognitive scientist Daniel Dennett believes the human brain might not be that special. Is the human b...
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.....or how do fantasies fill the void? And how do these fantasies function as distractions? We have been trying to make sense of our social...
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We live in chaotic times – this blog seeks to observe and comment from our combined points of view. Ron Gilbert and Ken Heyward have backgrounds in philosophy, psychotherapy, and group/organisation cultures. We publish this blog to circulate ideas and opinions, and welcome your comments.
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We thought it would be useful, well important, for us to review our blogosphere. We have been blogging for a long time and have changed the ...
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There is a moving essay on the philosopher Daniel Dennett, in a recent New Yorker. It's by Joshua Rothman. This excerpt is near the en...
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Is consciousness just an illusion? Cognitive scientist Daniel Dennett believes the human brain might not be that special. Is the human b...
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.....or how do fantasies fill the void? And how do these fantasies function as distractions? We have been trying to make sense of our social...
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For the last few months all discussions between Ron and Ken have not surprisingly centred on Trump. Yesterday our conversation moved in a sl...
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Contemporary philosophy of mind is centrally concerned with the viability of the reductionist approach so prevalent in present-day psychiatr...
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How might one represent the 2016 US presidential election? Well, here is one response, published in Artforum: Joan Miró’s The Policeman , 19...
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Philip Roth in emails to the New Yorker: “Trump is ignorant of government, of history, of science, of philosophy, of art, incapable of expre...
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It was not death, for I stood up, And all the dead lie down; It was not night, for all the bells Put out their tongues, for noon. It was not...
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Swirls are dynamic. They have power, and invariably that power takes the form of negative energy. So, when a swirl finds its prey, the indiv...
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