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Trusting the senses
I haven’t been able to forget a comment David Abram made during his keynote at a conference I attended in the spring. He said even science, devoted as it is to studying the material world, in practice acts as if … Continue reading
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Tagged animism, attitudes toward nature, Brian Greene, David Abram, Descartes, Plato, science, science and religion
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Finding tongues in trees
Over the weekend I attended a conference on religion, ethics, and nature at Ohio Northern University, where one of the keynote speakers was David Abram. A dozen years ago Abram wrote a book that for me worked magic. It became … Continue reading
Posted in nature, spirituality
Tagged animism, David Abram, nondualism, panpsychism, philosophy of mind, Spinoza
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