RECTITUDE
Pursuing
incessantly the cause radical
Offering realism a critical stance
Hoping to transcend the dialectic triad
Reason was the helper, reason is the bar.
Appearance and Reality, Truth and Method
Process and Reality, Time and Eternity
Being and Nothingness, Being and Time
Visible and Invisible, Time and Narrative.
Experience and Judgement, Sense and Non-sense
Conjectures and Refutations, Freedom and Limit
Difference and Repetition, Critique and Clinic
Humanism and Terror, Discipline and Punish.
Identity and Difference, Ethics and Infinity
Matter and Memory, Totality and Infinity
Eros and Civilization, Ideology and Utopia
Reason and Revolution, Totem and Taboo.
Blindness and Insight, Criticism and Crisis
The Raw and the Cooked, Theory and Praxis
Speech and Phenomena, Models and Metaphors
Holism and Evolution, Toys and Reasons.
Violence and the Sacred, Myth and Terror
Madness and Civilization, Art and Illusion
Motivation and Personality, Love and Will
Realism and Reason, Surrender and Catch.
[Wed-XX01] Posted by Tusar N. Mohapatra at 11:48 PM Saturday, September 24, 2005
Offering realism a critical stance
Hoping to transcend the dialectic triad
Reason was the helper, reason is the bar.
Appearance and Reality, Truth and Method
Process and Reality, Time and Eternity
Being and Nothingness, Being and Time
Visible and Invisible, Time and Narrative.
Experience and Judgement, Sense and Non-sense
Conjectures and Refutations, Freedom and Limit
Difference and Repetition, Critique and Clinic
Humanism and Terror, Discipline and Punish.
Identity and Difference, Ethics and Infinity
Matter and Memory, Totality and Infinity
Eros and Civilization, Ideology and Utopia
Reason and Revolution, Totem and Taboo.
Blindness and Insight, Criticism and Crisis
The Raw and the Cooked, Theory and Praxis
Speech and Phenomena, Models and Metaphors
Holism and Evolution, Toys and Reasons.
Violence and the Sacred, Myth and Terror
Madness and Civilization, Art and Illusion
Motivation and Personality, Love and Will
Realism and Reason, Surrender and Catch.
[Wed-XX01] Posted by Tusar N. Mohapatra at 11:48 PM Saturday, September 24, 2005
When Whitehead tells
that the whole of philosophy
Is but a footnote to Plato, it's a great tribute
Nietzsche likewise says that it’s Dostoevsky
From whom he really learnt some psychology.
Aristotle is The Philosopher for Dante
Merleau-Ponty has been pedestalled by Blanchot
Bakhtin too is beholden to Dostoevsky
And Heidegger to Holderlin’s poetry.
Kierkegaard adorns a special place for Lukacs
Just as Leibniz enchanted Bertrand Russell
And Spinoza was the noblest of them all
Merleau-Ponty, a true disciple of Husserl.
Virginia Woolf spoke so highly of Proust
All his life Lacan unfolded Freud’s dream
From Althusser to Habermas, Marxists galore
Marx himself was a known Hegelian juggler.
Saussure was inspiration to Levi-Strauss
Nietzsche was a Schopenhauer admirer
Derrida is a sly pursuer of Heidegger
Ricoeur pushes on the project of Gadamer.
Bergson redefined Darwinian evolution
Lukacs reiterated Marx’s reification
Kojeve’s lectures on Hegel inspired many
And the Kantian Critiques have never ceased reigning.
[Sat-131001] Posted by Tusar N. Mohapatra at 4:26 AM Friday, September 23, 2005
Is but a footnote to Plato, it's a great tribute
Nietzsche likewise says that it’s Dostoevsky
From whom he really learnt some psychology.
Aristotle is The Philosopher for Dante
Merleau-Ponty has been pedestalled by Blanchot
Bakhtin too is beholden to Dostoevsky
And Heidegger to Holderlin’s poetry.
Kierkegaard adorns a special place for Lukacs
Just as Leibniz enchanted Bertrand Russell
And Spinoza was the noblest of them all
Merleau-Ponty, a true disciple of Husserl.
Virginia Woolf spoke so highly of Proust
All his life Lacan unfolded Freud’s dream
From Althusser to Habermas, Marxists galore
Marx himself was a known Hegelian juggler.
Saussure was inspiration to Levi-Strauss
Nietzsche was a Schopenhauer admirer
Derrida is a sly pursuer of Heidegger
Ricoeur pushes on the project of Gadamer.
Bergson redefined Darwinian evolution
Lukacs reiterated Marx’s reification
Kojeve’s lectures on Hegel inspired many
And the Kantian Critiques have never ceased reigning.
[Sat-131001] Posted by Tusar N. Mohapatra at 4:26 AM Friday, September 23, 2005
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