Excellent and engrossing. I'm wondering if you have studied the various types of "ground" and the pre-conditions for each. What makes one hard ground or good ground for the anti-word? And how is the status of one's ground formed by his relationship to the death instinct?
Excellent and engrossing. I'm wondering if you have studied the various types of "ground" and the pre-conditions for each. What makes one hard ground or good ground for the anti-word? And how is the status of one's ground formed by his relationship to the death instinct?
My ideas on that come from Dabrowski. I think it's the best system for understanding this kind of thing. Roughly, hard ground = level I (primary integration), rocky and thorny ground = levels II-III, good ground = levels III-V. I get into that a bit more in my next piece, which I'll publish early next week.
Excellent and engrossing. I'm wondering if you have studied the various types of "ground" and the pre-conditions for each. What makes one hard ground or good ground for the anti-word? And how is the status of one's ground formed by his relationship to the death instinct?
My ideas on that come from Dabrowski. I think it's the best system for understanding this kind of thing. Roughly, hard ground = level I (primary integration), rocky and thorny ground = levels II-III, good ground = levels III-V. I get into that a bit more in my next piece, which I'll publish early next week.
Looking forward to it. Just discovered your stack. Will be reading more.
Cheers, Don. Glad you found it.