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- Research study: introduction and background
- Research study: aims and methodology
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- Research study: comments on some central terms
- Research study: summary
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- 7.4.1 Conclusion to Chapter 7
- 7.3.1.8 On communitary engagement
- 7.3.1.7 On the Orphic theme of inner peace
- 7.3.1.6 On philosophical transformation
- 7.3.1.5 The Sage and the Wold: Habitual perception and Philosophical perception
- 7.3.1.4 Philosophy as a way of life is Orphic: Hadotâs analysis
- 7.3.1.3 Philosophy as a way of life (ĂĄ la Hadot) is Orphic: the Philo extract
- 7.3.1.2 Discourse about philosophy / Philosophical discourse
- 7.3.1.1 Hadot on Philosophy as a transformative process
- 7.2.2.12 Comments on the structure on this study: example of a philosophical progression
- 7.2.2.11 Thinking the âtransformation of lifeâ
- 7.2.2.10 Humanity as it has been historically constituted / The established model of humanity
- 7.2.2.9 Preconceived ideas of human nature
- 7.2.2.8 Singularity participating in universality
- 7.2.2.7 Redefining human nature
- 7.2.2.6 Shedding light on the distance between power and truths
- 7.2.2.5 Elucidating choice
- www.crocssa.co.za review
- 7.2.2.4 No certainty of âbeing at homeâ; internal foreignness; the breakdown of organic society
- 7.2.2.3 Changing the concepts of the debate
- 7.2.2.2 Philosophy and the creation of new problems
- 7.2.2.1 Philosophy is not a dialogue: Incommensurability, mutual exclusivity, and paradoxical relations
- 7.2.1.4 Philosophy: cutting through particulars to reach the universal
- 7.2.1.3 ĆœiĆŸek: philosophy as the creation of new problems â the biogenetics example
- 7.2.1.2 Badiou: what is a situation for philosophical thought?
- 7.2.1.1 The philosopherâs âpersonal viewsâ versus philosophy itself
- Chapter 7 of PhD: introduction
- Link to full article: making the case for cannabis
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- The permaculture chapter: principle 4 – apply regulation and accept feedback
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- The permaculture chapter: twelve principles
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- The permaculture chapter: sources of information
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- The permaculture chapter: Disclaimer and Introduction
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- First update of 2016 and a few reflections â better late than never!!
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- Eisenstein’s Sacred Economics
- Magicians of the Gods: Review + food for thought
- Hancockâs Civilisation with Amnesia
- Research study: Sheldrakeâs morphic field theory (section of chapter 5)
- THE PEOPLE of Guatemala just succeeded in arresting their corrupt president: evidence that consent of THE PEOPLE matters
- Crucial Info: background to why we MUST transform South Africa
- Let Us Transform South Africa
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- Research study: Hawken’s ‘Blessed Unrest’ (section of chapter 5)
- Research study: ‘older cultures’ (section of chapter 5)
- Research study: chapter 5 introduction
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- Guest speakers at a Health and Wellness Fair
- Garden update: pictures ;-)
- Marcuse’s one-dimensionalality
- Democracy in a neoliberal free-market capitalist system
- Mill’s dangers of democracy
- Chapter 4 of study: short intro, etc.
- General update after extended absence: autumn equinox 2015
- On the Industrial Growth Society, or ACID
- Capitalism (and the eco-crisis)
- Solar cooker at work…
- Herald snake happy in the compost…
- Science (and the eco-crisis)
- Technology (and the eco-crisis)
- Christianity (and the eco-crisis)
- Research study: introduction to chapter 3
- The new kitchen-‘lounge’ – pictures: then to now!
- Lamb – wise enough (?)
- Early spring garden pictures… and a few comments, of course!
- ‘In good time’
- Woodwork / building update
- The bio-tech industry (part of chapter 2 of research study)
- The meat and fish industries – part of chapter 2 of research study
- ‘Shed’ walls etc.
- The mining industry – part of chapter 2 of research study
- The construction industry – part of chapter 2 of research study
- Polyphasic sleep update – reflections on why I slipped!!!
- The agriculture industry – part of chapter 2 of research study
- The petrochemical industry – part of chapter 2 of research study
- The fossil-fuel industry – part of chapter 2 of research study
- The fractional reserve money industry – part of chapter 2 of research study
- Mid-August update and a few musings…
- Mid winter vegetable garden pics update
- Overpopulation and resource depletion – part of chapter 1 of research study
- Landfill waste, associated pollution, toxic and chemical waste – – part of chapter 1 of research study
- Fresh water – part of chapter 1 of research study
- Deforestation – part of chapter 1 of research study
- Loss of topsoil – part of chapter 1 of research study
- Greenhouse gases, carbon emissions and climate change – part of chapter 1 of research study
- Loss of biodiversity – part of chapter 1 of research study
- Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) – part of chapter 1 of research study
- Another call to change. (A.k.a. Writing about an ecological crisis while trying to live ‘alternatively’)
- Journal entry 7 – slowing down, stopping, presence, progress.
- Polyphasic sleep log – day 96
- Journal entry 6 – I too am part of the project!
- Ph.D. Proposal: Philosophy and Permaculture
- Journal entry 5 – changing routine, work cycles, daylight hour adjustment, permaculture lives…
- Topping up raised beds
- Polyphasic Sleep Log – Day 63
- Journal entry 4 â rain, electricity, periodic work cycles (a.k.a. seasonality), raised bed revitalisation
- Journal entry 3 – tiny house living (etc.)
- Journal entry 2 – summer to autumn 2014
- Polyphasic Sleep Log Day 39
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- My Ph.D; This Blog
- Polyphasic Sleep Log – Day 33
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- Polyphasic Sleep Log â Day 21
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- Polyphasic Sleep Log â Day 11
- Polyphasic Sleep Log â Day 6
- ‘Bathroom’ – shower and compost toilet
- Polyphasic Sleep Log – Day 2
- Rustic Permaculture Homestead: ‘Shed’ Development
- Polyphasic sleep log – evening of day 1
- Polyphasic Sleep Log: Morning One
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- THE University of Life? One? Really? (a.k.a. Changing Jobs)
- This Blog, This Project, This Process
- Need one say more?
- How’s this for a sweet potato…?
- Ye old coil trick (solar water heating phase 1)
- Growing garden(s)
- nice sky…
- Seedling nursery
- ‘The Sticks’ by Mother Mother
- School visit
- General update, and, if you’ll bare with it, some reflection ;-)
- ‘Hugels’ Gone Wild
- Quote for the day
- Taking Shape – ‘floor plan’ diagram
- Quick harvest pic…
- The start of (another) veggie garden
- Trellising Granadillas
- Cool cat…erpillar
- Bettie’s veggie patch
- The nursery – aka rubber ring of manure!
- Keyhole garden bed
- Square Foot Garden – 2 months later
- Square foot gardening – giving it a go
- Lyrics – Cire’s ‘Brand X Misery’
- It’s been a while…
- Walter Russel – inspiring quotes
- DIY heavy duty transport
- Berkley Composting
- Hugel beds
- Compost cooking itself…
- Gently weaving a wattle fence!
- Rocket stove at work
- The Start of compost, the hot-box way
- No through road… anymore!
- Camp!
- Preparing for a ‘roof’
- Start of camp
- Distractions!
- Trenches help!
- Wetlands – really wet wetlands!
- A wet start…
- Larf’s place
- London to North Scotland via Cornwall?
- Earthbag boundary wall SW London
- 5 hours with the trees
- Business suits may as well be bat suits.
- About YOU! (kinda)
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