It is strange that today we care about our food, drink, and clothing, and we rarely care about our nerves, those nerves that began to collapse under the blows of modern civilization and are crushed by its wheels.
Ruthenberg highlights the unique aspects of chemistry, specifically its metachemical fundamentals, which have been largely overlooked in current philosophies of science.
The Book of Tao is a profound philosophical work that is considered one of the sacred books in Chinese culture, and from which the Chinese people draw their basic teachings.
This small message has many meanings, and in clearer terms, it is a key to the secrets of the hidden Book of God, the heavenly law, and the eternal constitution that falsehood does not come to from before it.
The book offers the reader a clear model of reflection on a work of theater art, it is a summary of 20th century knowledge on this subject, a specific synthesis of the consequences and achievements of contemporary theatrical autonomism.
Making the claim that reality is more like memory than a permanent substance, this original work draws on Derrida and Malabou to suggest a picture of the world as an assemblage of spectral resonances and disseminations.
