S.I. Hayakawa A Parable

From the Seminal Book, LANGUAGE IN ACTION General Semantics, as written about by S.I. Hayakawa, Stuart Chase and some others played a formative role in the origination of Limitation Philosophy. The Parable, A STORY WITH A MORAL, by S.I. Hayakawa is a very rich demonstration of the power of language to shape reality. As a… Continue reading S.I. Hayakawa A Parable

Korzybski

The Meaning of Non-Aristotelian The father of General Semantics, Albert Korzybski described his philosophy as non-Aristotelian, and what he meant by that is best explained by S.I. Hayakawa, in the 3rd edition of his seminal work, Language in Thought and Action. Downloadable PDF of Chapter on Two Value and Multi-Value Orientations S.I. Hayakawa Explains Non-Aristotelian… Continue reading Korzybski

Gustav Ichheiser: Misunderstandings in International Relations

Timeless Insights that Speak for Themselves Downloadable PDF from Appearances and Realitiesby Gustav Ichheiser Ichheiser hits some of his most important themes in this article. Blindness to the obvious, the idea that we believe we see things as they are while only seeing them as we perceive them to be, and limitations of insight creating… Continue reading Gustav Ichheiser: Misunderstandings in International Relations

Gustav Ichheiser: Sociologist of Personality

Ichheiser Presents a Very Original View of Personality Downloadable PDF of Mote-Beam section fromAPPEARANCE AND REALITY by Gustav Ichheiser Gustav Ichheiser was mostly overlooked during his lifetime Downloadable PDF extended bio of Ichheiser’s life and struggles

Foundation in a Sound Principle

The essential functionality of Limitation Philosophy is seen in the principle of the Limitation Paradigm. The Limitation Paradigm The Personality and Being of God is Limitless.The personality and being of human beings is not limitless. All of our existence as bounded beings plays out in a boundless universe. When I show the limitation of language… Continue reading Foundation in a Sound Principle

Leucippus Democritus Copernicus

Downloadable PDF: End of Chapter One, The Copernican Revolution, by Thomas Kuhn Because they are characters in my Novel, Socrates and the Divine Sign (aka, The Logic of Limitless), this mention of Leucippus and Democritus caught my attention. For purposes of Limitation Philosophy this part of Kuhn’s work demonstrates the counterintuitive nature of reality. While… Continue reading Leucippus Democritus Copernicus

Utopia and Violence

Karl Popper Part Two Link to Downloadable PDF Utopia and Violence by Karl Popper In other posts I discuss utopian problems and utopian solutions. These show the beginning of my thinking about utopian conceptions. Since then my thinking has flowered and fruited into a very powerful set of ideas. I now see utopianism as a… Continue reading Utopia and Violence