Kalāmiyāt / كلاميات
- Philosophical fragments — not essays or opinions. - Attempts to read closely and write in the spirit of the ancient commentary tradition that seeks to understand by rephrasing and extending.
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The Autopsy of Knowing (opens the original)
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The text is short, but it concerns something vast—both in the scope of its subject and in the tradition to which it belongs. With its peculiar terminology, it is, to my ear, a piece of philosophical poetry, even though most readers would probably call it dense philosophical prose. It is about as abstract as philosophical prose can become. It is like reading Hegel, Kant, or Heidegger. It is philosophy par excellence.And yet the text is poetic, though in a conceptual way. Its poetry does not lie i
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