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Retrograde Philosophy
by Anthony Hess
I geometrically, logically measure thoughts, ideas, and theories with multiple philosophical razors, with an applied/modified Jungian/Kantian perspective. Since: the content Philosopher is just a historian. The tortured philosopher brings the pain of innovation, growth, love, passion, and/or the cry of the opposite.I believe, wholeheartedly, that we all either derive thoughts from others or at the very least construct our own from thoughts of others. Bringing that theory to its logical genesis would provide a necessary answer as to why/how that happens. So, with full disclosure, I want to give you, my reader, a full list of influences, sources, including authors and scientists.Immanuel Kant, Jordan B. Peterson, Carl G. Jung, Louise-Marie von Franz, Nietzsche, Frans de Waal, Iain McGilchrist, the Bible, Kierkegaard, Heidegger, Binswanger, Husserl, Joseph F. Rychlak, Jocko Willink, and the list trails… however, this is a solid baseline.
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I geometrically, logically measure thoughts, ideas, and theories with multiple philosophical razors, with an applied/modified Jungian/Kantian perspective. Since: the content Philosopher is just a historian. The tortured philosopher brings the pain of innovation, growth, love, passion, and/or the cry of the opposite.I believe, wholeheartedly, that we all either derive thoughts from others or at the very least construct our own from thoughts of others. Bringing that theory to its logical genesis would provide a necessary answer as to why/how that happens. So, with full disclosure, I want to give you, my reader, a full list of influences, sources, including authors and scientists.Immanuel Kant, Jordan B. Peterson, Carl G. Jung, Louise-Marie von Franz, Nietzsche, Frans de Waal, Iain McGilchrist, the Bible, Kierkegaard, Heidegger, Binswanger, Husserl, Joseph F. Rychlak, Jocko Willink, and the list trails… however, this is a solid baseline.
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