Most recently I've worked up a short novel from small pieces of monologue and dialogue, whose common theme is the connection between people and objects.
Philosophy of Zen/ Enlightenment
I am trying to ask questions like: How far and how literally can we take the ideas of dropping the disctinction between me and you? Of action arising not from reasons but from a bottomless ground? Of disassociating me from my thoughts? Of living entirely in the now?
Philosophy of History
Books and scholarly articles, from 2004 to the present, on the Philosophy of History and related topics. Publication List
Personal
Zen meditation
The most useful practical book I've found so far is Katsuki Sekida: Zen Training - well worth a tenner on Amazon.
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