Tag Archives: Dialogue with Spinosa

Individuation and Double-Becoming

Posted on October 24, 2011 by

This is what I do, I pick up many things but I do not leave them unchanged Continue reading →

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Charles Spinosa: Families of Identities

Posted on October 24, 2011 by

“I prefer to interpret each of us as a family of identities” Continue reading →

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Friendship and Multiple Worlds: Kindness and Wariness

Posted on October 22, 2011 by

Charles Spinosa illustrates his ideas on “multiple micro-worlds” with an example taken from his experience of friendship. He describes an initial relation of fusion: “As friends, some employees look noble and pure-hearted. I would never doubt that they would stand … Continue reading →

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Multiple Worlds and Post-Identity

Posted on October 18, 2011 by

Charles Spinosa was kind enough to respond to the first instalment of my intellectual biography with a long set of reflections that were too rich and thought-provoking for me to reply to at once. Moreover, the return to school took … Continue reading →

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Lucretian Gratitude

Posted on October 16, 2011 by

“Lucretius seems to feast upon nature with the gratitude and wonder of one who finds her bounty an abundant source of joy.” Amy Olberding, (“The Feel of not to Feel it”:Lucretius’ Remedy for Death Anxiety ) Charles Spinosa takes me … Continue reading →

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