There is an underappreciated parallel in the developments of Rousseau and Nietzsche. For both, an ecstatic Festival experience was the foundation of a theory of human nature. In the earlier phase of their subsequent careers, both produced a...

Two main premises of Analytical Logic are, first, that every well-formed Proposition is either True or False, and not both; and, second that the Truth-Value , i. e. True or False, of a compound Proposition is a function of the Truth-Values of its...

The Phronetocratic unit is a Polity of maximum Complexity, i. e. a leadership of a maximum number of followers. When a Polity becomes too numerically diverse for effective unification, Representation must be implemented. While what that maximum might...

A main topic of popular discussion these days is 'The Economy', usually specifically regarding its 'bad' shape. This kind of talk suggests that first, there is a unitary phenomenon corresponding to the term 'The Economy', and second, that the judgement...

Though 'atom' and 'Adam' are only coincidentally homophonic, Analytic Philosophy, and its Logic, is both Atomistic and, in a sense, 'Adamistic'. Its Atomism is rooted in Aristotelian Metaphysics which has, as the ultimate constituents of Reality,...