Monday, May 10, 2010

BIBLIOGRAPHY - ESSAYS, APERCUS, INVESTIGATIONS 2008-2014

ESSAYS, APERCUS, AND INVESTIGATIONS (collected 2008-2014) [150+]

-THEME-                              [SOURCE:]

-AGENCY-

--1-- Agency and Free Will [VM113]
--2-- Essay on [the] Agency's motivation//a priori fide in se [BITS10]
--3-- The Will to Will Will Will [Will] Itself [VM112]
--4-- So long as there are a finite number of possible actions can choices be said to exist? [VM213]
--5-- ‘Is the loss of information, or the loss of response of information…’ [VM313]


-BEING-

--1-- Biological [Consciousness of] Being-Towards-Death [VM113]
--2-- Ontological Imperatives and the Multiplicity of Being [VM113]
--3-- Thoughts whilst reading Levinas' ‘Existence and Existents’ [HM914]
--4-- ‘It is a contemporary ethos that all truth can be spoken…’ [BITS9]
--5-- ‘That there is some truth to being…’ [BITS9]


-FROM CAUSALITY-: [TO BE MOVED TO EPISTEMES, OR AGENCY AND IDENTITY]

--5-- ‘It is a curious paradox of freewill that it leads to aporetic causal sequences…’ [VM113]
--6-- ‘I wonder, could I have an effect on the world itself?’ [BITS ]


-CONSCIOUSNESS-

--1-- Essay on Semantics of Sentience [VM112]
--2-- On Thought-Acts [VM612]
--3-- ‘Cognition is at its basis or only primarily phenomenological…’ [HM914]
--4-- The Mind's Coherence of Phenomenological Causality [HM313]
--5-- ‘Shall man not evolve a forebrain which is entirely dirempt from actions…’ [BITS10]
--6-- ‘And was or is primal thought/consciousness aware only of reality…’ [VM213]
--7-- ‘Ideally, if subjectivity … maculates reality…’ [VM213]

-CULTURE-

--1-- Man is no longer knowable [VM112]
--2-- ‘What will/does it mean for this generation of fecundly expanding and celeritious if not still accelerating creation and knowledge of disciplines…’ [BITS10/VM213]
--3-- Ritualistic Thinking: Thought as Primitive [BITS10]
--4-- Technology is translation. [BITS10]
--5-- ‘There is an increased precision of existence, by there being an increased precision in extant technological methods…’ [BITS10]
--6-- A Humean Critique of Technology [BITS10]
--7-- ‘Any intelligent civilization capable of searching for life on other planets would more likely subvert the search simply by creating other life forms…’ [*MXE I - Minus Ethics ?] [BITS10]
--8-- ‘Is there perhaps a fatal flaw in the pace of culture…’ [VM112]
--9-- ‘Eventually everything unplugged will be considered illicit…’ [VM213]
--10-- Superfluous Selection Traits of Successful Species [HM1113]
--11-- Investigation: The demands on time in social interaction. [HM1113]


-DIALOGUES-

--1-- An unfinished dialogue on the twofold way of establishing transcendence and duality and/or thereby the limitations of logic and natural law. [BITS10]
--2-- Socratic Dialogue on the Aporia/Absurdity of Justice [VM612]
--3-- Dialogue on Truth [HM114]


-ECONOMICS-

--1-- Oeconomics: the Logic of the Superfluous [VM612]
--2-- ‘Let us imagine a case where a person makes 10$ million a year…’ [VM112]
--3-- Game theory suggests ... optimal outcome for a competitor is not that an opponent lose [VM112]
--4-- [shitty] Apercu on Game Theory [VM112]
--5-- An Interlude on Economics [BITS10]
--6-- Notes on Von Neumann’s Theory of Games [BITS10]
--7-- ‘In dealing with the markets we should not confuse that there are endless number of combinations of patterns…’ [BITS10]


-EPISTEMOLOGY-

--1-- Critique of Skepticism [VM612]
--2-- All Systems (of Knowledge) A Priori Exclude Truth[s] [Beyond Incompleteness] [VM612]
--3-- The Impossibility of the Past [VM112]
--4-- In one of Plato's final texts [VM812]
--5-- The Impossibility/Metaphysics/Aporia of Possibilities [VM812]
--6-- ‘At what point does thinking become ineluctably deontological?’ [VM113]
--7-- ‘There exists no guarantor that thoughts should be expressible...’ [VM113]
--8-- ‘At what population is there too great a mediation for knowledge to (socially) exist?’ [VM812]
--9-- ‘The eternal fascination of the moment let's one only once more examine the eternal…’ [VM812]
--10-- The Criterion of Memory [VM812]
--11-- Let us think such thoughts. Let us dare to think. [VM612]
--12-- Digression: Unjustifying unjustified justification of modes of expression and language as lexical anamorphosis of ontological reality [BITS10]
--13-- How induction of the lack via the Post Modern condition subverts not only its own epistemology but proves the deficiency of logic itself [BITS9]
--14-- ‘A coin has two sides, evenly weighted…’ [BITS10/HM313]
--15-- ‘Is there not an immanent threat to all philosophy in that since Socrates, or perhaps Augustine, no vaunted philosopher has spoken strictly in terms of 'I'?’ [VM112]
--16-- Nimium Ergo Nihilum [BITS9]
--17-- ‘Could it be that the truth is never spoken in the language of the present?’ [VM112]
--18-- Let us suppose a situation where a genius discovers a page of scribbled modal logic in the library and finds it to be nonsensical. [BITS10]
--19-- Is our belief in truth dogmatic? [HM313]
--20-- Let us think. Let us think [BITS9]
--21-- Ideas as Truncated Investigations [BITS9]
--22-- Maugre quixotically, there surely exists a chemical equation for an elephant [VM213]
--23-- Why ('The') Why [as 'The' Mode of Questioning] [VM213/HM513]
--24-- ‘Man justifies his personal knowledge by generalizing it…’ [VM213]
--25-- ‘It is requisite that our epistemology inquires not merely about truth…’ [VM213]
--26-- ‘We must convince ourselves that intelligence is not correct nor in the right simply because it is intelligent/perceptive.’ [VM213]
--27-- ‘Finitude is ever fallible, in that a finite number of trials can never ultimately nor definitively proven nor evince a general truth.’ [VM213]
--28-- The Physicality of Falsity/The Physical Existence of Falsity [VM213]
--29-- The Biological Benefit of Truth (For Conscious Entities) [VM213]
--30-- Plato's entire method and theory come down to proving what is already known [VM213]
--31-- Is falsity simply the maintaining an existence which does not in fact currently exist, qua in reference to a state of affairs, or does falsehood exist qua either a thing, or as a more general essence?
--32-- Is what is eternal- if anything is- therefore true? [VM213]


-ETHICS-

--1-- Misunderstood Misanthropist [BITS9]
--2-- ‘One must wonder at the why: this has been a presumption of philosophy since Socrates made thinking an ethical task, that ethics depending upon thought…’ [BITS10]
--3-- ‘It is sublimely logical that those with consummate empathy shall never discern those who lack the quality of feeling…’ [BITS10]
--4-- Ethical Entropy: On Ordering of the World, Ethics as a Physical System [HM313]
--5-- ‘Government as the governance of moral action…’ [HM713]


-IDENTITY-

--1-- Sundry Apercus on Identity [VM812]
--2-- ‘If man is determined at least in part externally...’ [VM113]
--3-- Does what deny its function, deny itself? [VM812]
--4-- Death is physical matter's revulsion to having an identity. [HM713]


-LINGUISTICS-

--1-- ‘And what should become of linguistics…’ [VM812]
--2-- ‘And what if there are no synonyms?’ [VM812]
--3-- ‘Admittedly [and who is exactly admitting, and why?...’ [VM812]
--4-- It is unavoidable we speak about language [BITS10]
--5-- ‘It may be that two distinct values systems cannot be coordinated without mediation…’ [HM914]
--6-- ‘Let us say five millenia hence…’ [BITS9]
--7-- ‘Is it so unreasonable to think a language perhaps precludes one… from speaking?’ [BITS10]
--8-- ‘The adumbration of the ego is essential to egoism if it be necessary to assert the ego…’ [BITS9]
--9-- Metaphysics of Language [HM313]


-LITERATURE-

--1-- Rape In Amerika [VM612]
--2-- ‘Specters of form haunt innovation…’ [VM112]
--3-- ‘A question I often ask while reading: Could one speak this way today?’ [VM112]
--4-- Man seeks unity. But at what cost? [VM812]
--5-- On Chaos in ''Aporia' [the (non-linear) dynamics of literature] [VM612]
--6-- Dirge of Inadequacy [On Reading Difficult Books] [VM112]
--7-- ‘It is the case that due to the failures of [linguistic] idealism and pragmatism to…’ [BITS9]
--8-- ‘Let it be that I were to compose a piece which I proclaim … to be non-fictional…’ [BITS9]
--9-- [Not For] APORIA
--10-- APORIA: The plot is not in the work, it is the work.
--11-- Nabokov's Deceit/Galley Slave [BITS10]
--12-- Entropy in Literary Systems [HM1113]


-LOGIC-

--1-- The Axiom of Coincidence [HM914]
--2-- Induction is the appended belief to a proposition that the proposition is tautological. [HM914]
--3-- Logic, Identity, and The One [HM313]


-POLITICS-

--1-- Wittgenstein and Law [BITS9]
--2-- ‘To hate democracy/be skeptical of democracy…’ [VM812]
--3-- ‘America has clearly reached a juncture where it must choose if its paramount constitution is equality of the Preamble, or free speech of the First Amendment.’ [BITS10]
--4-- The US government is the biggest dummy corporation in history [BITS10]
--5-- Precedent in law is one of the strangest philosophical concepts ever perpetrated. [HM713]


-SCIENCE- [UNINCLUDED: 7 ESSAYS ON MIRRORS & QFT [BLACK NOTEBOOKS]; OTHERS ON QFT]

--1-- ‘Science presumes that there is nothing in reality…’ [VM113]
--2-- The overthrowing of GRT: [VM812]
--3-- ‘Let us begin with the question of if forces, those strange conceptions of our physics…’ [VM113]
--4-- ‘We say it as if it were patent and common sense credits its credibility… our credence.’ [VM113]
--5-- ‘What of that strange era of Descartes and Galileo…’ [VM812]
--6-- ‘One can interpret the Heisenberg uncertainty equation in its Dirac notation…’ [BITS10]
--7-- ‘In the quantum world nothing conceivable enjoins time and space…’ [BITS10]
--8-- ‘Science is unable to be a coherent epistemology, let alone ontology…’ [BITS10]
--9-- On the Miraculous Absence of a Preferred Distance/Gravity of Effect [HM914]
--10-- ‘Science aspires to terse generalities; in that way it has the air of a haughty dowager.’ [BITS9]
--11-- ‘Perhaps it should be considered unfortunate that science is still nothing other than…’ [BITS9]
--12-- ‘If science restricts data to only that of which man can be conscious…’ [BITS9]
--13-- ‘There is a paradox in the essence of space…’ [HM914]
--14-- ‘Dark energy merely speaks to the geometries acting within a single force…’ [HM914]
--15-- Long notes and astounding implications of Verlinde's Theory of Gravity [BITS10]
--16-- Notes on Zuse’s R-Raum [BITS10]
--17-- Sundery Apercus on QFT and Science [BITS10]
--18-- On mathematics as descriptively faithful to reality [BITS10]
--19-- Is it possible that due to the relativity of events/points in Minkowski/relativstic spacetime
that information is lost? [BITS10]
--20-- Loose pieces of space … not connected to space-time Coefficient of fricton of space [BITS10]
--21-- Our sciences are orientated by the faith that truth exists. [HM114]
--22-- Spring action on Rockets [HM114]
--23-- Prophecy for Science as Saviour [HM1113]


-SYMBOLOGY-

--1-- How long does a symbol last? [VM812]
--2-- ‘And of what physical sense is the symbol to our ethos…’ [VM812]
--3-- What if a symbol were to contradict its reference? [BITS9]
--4-- On Natural Symbols [BITS10]
--5-- On Rebus


-VARIOUS-

[VM112] Auto, allo, and tauto-poesis.
[BITS10] Celestial Prison
[BITS10] The world is a celestial prison.
[BITS10] ‘I am of the belief that expression is more important than communication.’
[VM112] ‘My compulsion for writing is a pathological reaction…’
[BITS10] Is the universe a legitimate concept?
[BITS9] ‘Let me ask what Nietzsche did…’
[BITS9] ‘Antilogy is an important concept as it is a pervasive political tool if not stratagem...’
[BITS9] Metaphysici dicet solet unum esse et verum se idem sunt.
[BITS9] ‘Being a writer has a way of giving one perspective…’
[BITS10] Facundia parum...
[BITS10] I may be wrong, truly.


--APORIA-- [add ‘Not for Aporia’ ‘Aporia plot work’ from LIT section; append w/MXE to “A!: C.E.” as Valery’s ‘Teste’]

--1-- Flap for Aporia
--2-- If a sophist went insane what would be the difference?
--3-- APERCUS 1
--3-- APERCUS 2
--3-- APERCUS 3
--3-- APERCUS 4
--4-- APORIA: ESSAY ON THE APOLOGUE
--5-- The real novel Aporia within Aporia, written, one assumes, by the mature Theier.
--6-- The essays as the end make sense of the senseless,
--7-- Essay on Aporia


--UNSORTED--

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