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The 'Forever Young' Regime
THE 'FOREVER YOUNG' REGIME is a one of a kind Self-help Conversation. It is short, simple, and succinct. Yet it encapsulates much philosophical wisdom, conforming to the varied insights of traditional knowledge, current opinion, and a bit of modern 'quantum' science .It shows you, in a nutshell, how to achieve - and retain - a buoyant vitality and youthfulness for as long as you have the will to persist. The regime is also very simple: basic nutrition, vitamins, and mind-set: no hype, mumbo-jumbo, or voodoo:- and every idea in the book has been tested personally over a considerable period of time. In effect, the Argument is that appropriate changes in diet, exercise, and, most importantly, a...
Revue
REVUE is a smattering ,of rich, iridescent verse - of all cadences and genres, penned over a long period of time. They could, howsoever fleetingly, warm the heart, soothe the disgruntled sensibility, or allay the anxieties of the disturbed mind. The only encompassing thread , in all of them, is that rarefied sense of ineffable beauty that informs all poetic imagination. The reader could pause on the sounds, the moods, or the meanings of the Lyrics: it doesn't matter - each is part of the mythopoetic resonance of the stanzas, as they wreathe around the ever on-going romance of the recondite life of the illimitably hankering heart.
Capitalism and Social Theory:
This work examines the complex, detailed relationship between the theory of wealth and the theory of power, both subsumed as they are under the overarching mantle of capitalist ideology, ever distorting real connections and evading critical issues. It examines various theories of class, state, and power either explicitly or implicitly avowed in the diverse social science disciplines of politics, economics, and sociology. In illuminating the subtle machinations of ideology, it boldly reveals the realist ontology of capitalism which produces illusory theory. The essays employ transcendental realism, emphasizing the primacy of ontology over epistemology as a mode of critique, necessarily going beyond traditional Marxian arguments in many cases. Although intended only as an analytical critique, the project is emancipatory of necessity, for it allows, ultimately, for an increased purchase on reality.
The Challenge of Eurocentrism
Eurocentrism is the current object of a global critique, which has the potential to be as significant as Marxist and Feminist critiques have been. This critique focuses on and dissects the paradigms that have emanated from the European Enlightenment.
The Post-Human Society
The Post-Human Society is a unique, path-breaking, lyrical expose of all social, political, aesthetic infelicities of current USA.
The Post-Human Society
The Post-Human Society is a rich, unique, path-breaking, belletristic and literary 'crie de coeur' work - a lyrical expose of all the internal infelicities (social, political, aesthetic) of the United States of America. In its vivid contrasting of the mores of competition, avarice, and greed to communitarian, co-respecting and co-operative values, it abounds with colorful, vibrant, breathtaking images and tropes. Utilizing a novel, First Person Narrative, the author Rajani Kanth offers a poignant critique of the rabid, runaway materialism that has been the bane of all modernist, European societies, to date. It is evocative in its approach to the fading genre of the iconic anthropology/sociol...
Against Economics
Published in 1997, this postmodern critique provides a discourse on internal dynamics of the economics world view, suggesting for future societal wellbeing that we simply do not criticize economics but dispense it altogether. It argues that in the modern era economics have become obsolete as we live in a society riddled with corruption.
Explorations in Political Economy
This text examines a collection of significant articles which details the achievements of the major economists considered within the text. It brings together evaluations of conflicting economic traditions so that students can make their own judgements regarding the respective schools of thought. The book is unique in that it contrasts three schools of economic interpretation-the mainstream (neo-classical), the Marxist, and the various heterodoxies in between-on every major economist available in the great tradition of economic thinking. Explorations in Political Economy will clearly outline the many diverse appreciations available to the student of economics.
Breaking with the Enlightenment
A highly rhetorical attempt to surpass what the author identifies as Eurocentric, modernist rationalism, presenting ideas of multiculturalism, feminism, and ecology as alternative bases for a new world philosophical order. Paper edition (unseen), $15.00. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
