On the Integration of Nature论自然的整合
2005-10
7-09999
Grossinger, Richard
315
This collage-like book is an inquiry into the nature of life and of existence itself. Simultaneously philosophical, spiritual, and literary, it pushes the boundaries of this area of thought beyond the strictures of science, religion, and all other forms of ideology. Author Richard Grossinger dazzlingly blends narrative memoir, short science fiction “novels” (the shortest being a mere paragraph), political think pieces, Buddhist screeds, public dialogue via found art, and even dreams to create a bold view of the world and humankind’s precarious place in it.
Richard Grossinger was born in New York City in 1944. He received a B.A. from Amherst College in 1966 ad a Ph.D. in anthropology from the University of Michigan in 1975. He is the author of many books, including The Night Sky, Embryogenesis, and Homeopathy: An Introduction for Skeptics and Beginners. He lives with his wife Lindy Hough in Berkeley, California.
Life The Character of Life Dogs Submolecular Activity Dimensionless Strings Cell Machine Mortality The Birth of Consciousness The Animals' Rebellion Check Digits Incarnation Disease Life As a Computer Simulation (1) Brief Biology Lesson Parents Destruction by Degrees of Impersonality Freud and Jung Incorporation Mercy Martial Arts Wager Nonmemory Life As a Computer Simulation (2) Anonymity The Unconscious Water Death Opening the Energy Gates Cocoons PenguinsLandscapes Mount Desert Island Spider Seal Cove Pond Somes Pond Wolfie's Rock The Milky Way Tidepools The Snake Thunder Hole Western Mountain Sacred Geography Power Outage Long Pond Destiny Abode of the Message, New Lebanon, New York Lunch Line Pirates Long Beach, New York Surf ……MatterAstronomyVisionResponses to Dzogchen Buddhist CommentaryPoliticsHistorySix Very Short Science-Fiction NovelsReviewsIn Memory of Friends
"With pathos, humor, and keen mystical insight, Richard Grossinger has composted a powerful incantation to dispel the disenchangment of the world and redeem the numinous geography of the Earth of visions." —Pir Zia Inayat-Khan, Leader of the Sufi Order International "Richard Grossinger’s life-long inquiry into physical reality has plunged the lineage of his predecessors, most notably Charles Olson and Robert Duncan, into the deepest space of ethical practice and poetic perception. Now, with On the Integration of Nature: Post-9/11 Biopolitical Notes, Grossinger has crafted an energetic pushback ot the Jihadis of religion and science who are attacking the heart of creation form which he is so profoundly inspired.” —Kenneth Warren, Editor, House Organ “In this time of transition and transformation, cultural anthropologist Richard Grossinger addresses what it is to be human and in the world now, adding yet another profound work to the more than twenty books he has already written. … Grossinger has conducted a life-long study into the nature of physical reality. The fruits of his inquiry he once again makes available in this newest treatise, in which, with lyrical erudition, he shares his thoughts on many timely subjects including politics and religion.” —New Paradigm Digest
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