Birds and Frogs in Physics - 3 Quarks Daily
But of course, engaging in this kind of synthesis requires transgressing against what would otherwise be the purism of disciplinary boundaries, and that's why I've come to appreciate an impure approach to both psychology and philosophy. It's because an impure approach, the kind that strategically flouts disciplinary boundaries, seems to reflect how... See more
Eric Dodson • The Charm of Philosophical Psychology
The four pillars of gnosis- science, art, religion, philosophy- are rarely, if ever, approached with a curiosity towards the non-human lens. What is science in the society of crows? The religion of a mo
... See moreHedgehogs, Berlin explained, “relate everything to a single central vision” through which “all that they say and do has significance.” Foxes, in contrast, “pursue many ends, often unrelated and even contradictory, connected, if at all, only in some de facto way.” The distinction was simple but not frivolous: it offered “a point of view from which t
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