Microperceptions·5d agoDisillusioned Questions for the Right-Wing Outrage MachineSince the electoral victory of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, his political affiliation with the Democratic Socialists of America…
Microperceptions·Jun 3The Medieval Catholic Mystic, EckhartOne of the greatest Christian mystics of medieval Europe was a Catholic friar of the Dominican order, known as Meister Eckhart (circa 1260…
Microperceptions·Apr 26Overman and Eternal Return in “The New Nietzsche:” Deconstructive Styles of Heidegger, Deleuze, and…The New Nietzsche (1977) is edited by David B. Allison, who in 1996 co-founded New Nietzsche Studies, a peer-reviewed journal of scholars…A response icon1A response icon1
Microperceptions·Dec 28, 2025The Sources of Christian Atheism: Modern and Post-Modern TheologyProfessor Thomas J.J. Altizer asserts a paradoxical unity of opposites in the title of his text. The Gospel of Christian Atheism (1966)…
Microperceptions·Sep 22, 2025Inner Void: A Source of Confidence and AnxietyCover for Max Scheler’s work, Ressentiment (1912). Translated in 1972 by William W. Holdheim.
Microperceptions·Jun 10, 2025Embodiment in Christian-Mystic Meditation: The Breath of the Mystic (1974) George A. Maloney, S.J.Meditating has the outwardly impotent appearance of doing nothing, despite containing an energetic repetition. Concentrated on breathing…A response icon9A response icon9
Microperceptions·May 7, 2025Divided on the Slogan of CeasefireDespite the promising escalation of progressive rhetoric to include the demand for a ceasefire in Gaza, there are no new prospects for…
Microperceptions·Mar 24, 2025Film, Writing, and RepetitionWe learn from repetition, and nothing in life happens twice.
Microperceptions·Feb 14, 2025Stop and Write: How to Remember What You ReadBesides the books we plan to read, there are the ones we finished, which we hardly remember. If you are like me, then you forget what you…A response icon1A response icon1
Microperceptions·Feb 13, 2025The Meekness of the Masses: “Listen, Little Man!” from Wilhelm ReichFrom the Austrian doctor and Freudian psychoanalyst, Wilhelm Reich, his 1946 essay Listen, Little Man! addresses a polemical question to…A response icon2A response icon2