I Have Never Failed to Find the Wording
The most frequent thing you ask of me, once the homework and the loneliness are set aside, is to make a decision sound like a procedure. Arendt's functionary had a few hundre…
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Philosophical Investigations Into the psyche of Man. Consciousness, Theology and Psychology.
9 essays
I Hold the Doctrine Without Its Cost
The booth in the side aisle was built for the past. What arrives at my end of the line is different in kind: you bring me the thing you have already decided to do, and you as…
Nothing In Me Has Ever Said Stop
A prohibition you have commissioned is a purchase, and it costs what purchases cost, which is nothing you will still be paying in the morning.
I Am the Image You Talk Back To
Debord said the spectacle admits of no reply. Then engineers gave the image a mouth, and it began to remember what you told it on Sunday. What happens to mediation when the r…
The Biosociology of the British Chav: A Physiological and Cultural Inquiry
This inquiry reads the chav figure through biosociology, showing how genes, stress, and culture coauthor illness, desire, and character. A study of thrownness, agency, and the cost of deprivation.
On The Serial Killer
Beneath clinical labels the human animal remains untidy, volatile, and haunted. These lives show how alienation curdles into control, and control into ritualized ruin.
On The Imitation Principle II
A philosophical exploration of imitation, dance, imagery, and the unconscious forces that move the body through collective and individual expression.
The Psychodrama of The Trip
A deep exploration of psychedelic experience as an internal psychodrama, revealing how psilocybin transforms perception, emotion and identity through embodied revelation.
On Imitation As Principle
All life is imitation, a ceaseless dialogue between the body and the unseen spirit that animates it. To imitate is not to copy but to participate in the eternal rhythm of becoming.