Immortality

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Primitive Materialism is a work in philosophical anthropology, the fundamental enquii^ into what a human being is. hi the wake of a revolution in cognition that took place in Greek Ionia c. 600 BCE, Western ideation became bounded by a false dichotomy between appearance and reality that lead to an Either/Or. Primitive Materialism investigates cognition prior to the Ionian revolution and is a histoi-y of Greek reHgion from prehistory to the dawn of the classical period. It propounds a radical thesis regarding the Greek Dark Age, explores the primordial duality of religion between matriarchy and patriarchy, and is an interpretation of Greek myth, including the legend of Troy. It develops a theory of archetypes for Greek mythology.
The central concerns are with the metaphysical and ethical issue of immortality, and with the spiritual illness of the West arising from the bounded cognition of the Either/Or. The solution to the crisis of modernity lies in the emergence of a higher... Tovább

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Primitive Materialism is a work in philosophical anthropology, the fundamental enquii^ into what a human being is. hi the wake of a revolution in cognition that took place in Greek Ionia c. 600 BCE, Western ideation became bounded by a false dichotomy between appearance and reality that lead to an Either/Or. Primitive Materialism investigates cognition prior to the Ionian revolution and is a histoi-y of Greek reHgion from prehistory to the dawn of the classical period. It propounds a radical thesis regarding the Greek Dark Age, explores the primordial duality of religion between matriarchy and patriarchy, and is an interpretation of Greek myth, including the legend of Troy. It develops a theory of archetypes for Greek mythology.
The central concerns are with the metaphysical and ethical issue of immortality, and with the spiritual illness of the West arising from the bounded cognition of the Either/Or. The solution to the crisis of modernity lies in the emergence of a higher state of cognition.
Primitive Materialism is the first of a three-part series: Immortality, Thc Groundwork to the History of Western Consciousness.
The three-part work traces the histoi-y of religion from jDrehistory to tiie close of the ancient period with specific regard to the origin and development of Christianity, which became historically bounded by tiie Either/Or, but has the potential to transcend it.
The second and third parts of the series are entitled Ionian and Cartesian Consciousness, and Kantian Consciousness. Vissza