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  1. Issue · Sep 17, 2026

    Cartesianism’s Long Shadow: A Koan for Our Times (opens the original)

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    Editorial Note: Urphänomen publishes guest essays in the spirit of open philosophical inquiry and does not presume that every judgment expressed by an author represents the views of its editors. The interpretations and assessments offered in this essay are Andy Shaw’s own.While we share the essay’s interest in participatory forms of knowing and in questioning unexamined materialist assumptions, we do not regard critical historical scholarship as necessarily opposed to participatory objectivity.

  2. Issue · Aug 4, 2026

    Thinking With Anthroposophia (opens the original)

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    Tomorrow I will share some reflections on the importance of human thinking at the North American Anthroposophical Youth Conference at Meristem in Sacramento, CA.What follows is my attempt to sketch out some of what I hope to speak into the room tomorrow. Instead of beginning with human and cosmic evolution, I want to begin with our present moment awareness. We are alive. We are thinking. We are conscious. What is it to really attend to these facts? Or, are they acts? When we don’t notice them, w

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