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  • in reply to: γοητεία #18759
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      Can you include the transliteration and or the phoenetical pronounciation as well if possible when showing the Greek text for the greater convenience of readers?

      Done! Pronounciation is best searched with Google translate.

      in reply to: Faust #18713
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        To do the best that one can do.

        in reply to: Essences and Dependent Origination #18762
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          Force is united with meaning and the meaning is not fixed, it just appears to be solid through repeated performance (congealed over time), but the stuff is not wholly dependent, it is both independent and dependent.

          in reply to: Faust #18712
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            Faust has many interesting aspects that are philosophical through and through.

            The writing of the contract with the devil, with his own blood, is like the ego is a substance ‘in the blood’ that is spilled onto the page. Desires and drives are spelled out on the page with a time reference too, Faust becomes an abject/ reject and a project by defining his subjectivity in relation to Mephistopheles. Even though Faust has him at his service, Mephistopheles is more free than Faust.

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            in reply to: Obama ‘Catch and Release’ #18737
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              You have been caught and released lol

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              in reply to: Jacques Lacan | Routledge Critical Thinkers #18753
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                I can see the influence of Nietzsche and Heidegger on Structuralism in Lacan more now.

                This view of how subjectivity is relation, as in, the master-slave dialectic, is a great example of the dependent origination link between continental philosophy and some Taoist thought I have been exploring with the likes of Crowley too.

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                in reply to: Jacques Lacan | Routledge Critical Thinkers #18752
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                  Great stuff. Welcome to OPF!

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                  in reply to: What does it mean to be inspired? #18742
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                    Nietzsche seems to indicate a solitary path for personal growth.

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                      You can close the Tapatalk app ad, if you look closely, there is an ‘x’ that will close the ad. Or you can visit the install page and it will go away.

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                        No worries. At the top of the post, there is a link chain that shows the location of the post.

                        Underneath the title of the forum, you will see the section the post is in.

                        Also, the section is visible in the search:

                        Underneath each title of the post, the section is shown.

                        These shots are from the mobile version, but the same goes for the desktop:

                        in reply to: Obama ‘Catch and Release’ #18736
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                          Thats a great attitude, but it’s off topic. 😉

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                            This is off topic, please stick to the relevant sections to ask these questions. Lounge topics, or announcements, introductions and suggestions sections are places I don’t mind a tangent or two.

                            The main thing here is to slow down and tackle one topic at a time, keep it simple for now.

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                            in reply to: Jacques Derrida | Nicholas Royle #18512
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                              @”Princess”

                              Have you read any of this book, Princess?

                              in reply to: The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna Audiobook #18723
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                                I will disable the video limits.
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                                Thanks for sharing!

                                in reply to: Jacques Derrida | Nicholas Royle #18511
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                                  So I find the chapter ‘Monsters’ to detail Derrida’s pre-reading process as a new beginning, faced with fear, hes scared of what is to come very interesting. Lots of beginners mind references here, ‘approach the text like you have never read anything before’, completely empty.

                                  Derrida also brings a whole new reading of Nietzsche’s quote about the abyss here too – rather than it sounding like one becomes what is abysmal in others in a negative sense, Derrida explains it as an arrival we can affirm, the abyss is the future.

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