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  1. "For Hegel, your thoughts aren’t trapped in a cerebral box: they act on the world, making meaning and expressing your freedom"

    psyche.co/guides/how-to-think-

    #philosophy #hegel #idealism

  2. This is an outstanding collection of Rudolf J. Siebert’s most poignant essay on #hegel and his influence on the Frankfurt School, as well as Christian #LiberationTheology. #philosophy #germany #idealism #sociology #theology ekpyrosispress.com

  3. The most-valuable idea I have got from this book so far is that #consciousness could be an #emergent #property of #matter in the same way magnetic fields, for example, are an emergent property. I tend to lean toward #Idealism, in terms of what I would \*like to believe\*, but as a #dhamma practitioner I also appreciate the teachings of #dependent #origination, which says that mind and matter (namarupa) arise in dependence on each other and other phenomena. 1/2

    bookwyrm.social/book/198456/s/

  4. Open Humanities Press is pleased to announce the #openaccess publication of The Rubble of Culture: Debris of an Extinct Thought by David A. Collings:

    openhumanitiespress.org/books/

    'Humanity now faces the possibility it will become extinct over the next few decades or so. This raises the prospect of thought’s own #extinction. But what does it mean for thought that it, too, might disappear?

    No familiar practice rests on a secure ground; under the prospect of humanity’s extinction, each one is shattered. The cultural legacy becomes a field of rubble.

    This book moves through this field to reconsider the emergence of #capitalism and #biopower the science of #climate change, and philosophies of #temporality

    In the process it contends with many innovative waves of thought from the past two centuries, from German #idealism to #deconstruction, from #psychoanalysis to #queertheory, from #decolonizing theory to #afropessimism, and from the critique of #ideology to speculative realism.'