James Greene

With great subtlety and eerie detail, the author provides descriptions of cities, along with several working definitions of motion, and possible critiques therein. From here examples and metaphors arise.

This book tackles the Atlantian myth from a very unique perspective. The author explores the deepest depths of ideas through introspection, textual, and social analysis.

There's more going on than a highly competitive nature infesting every part of our societal characterizations. We've entered into a gaming scenario—to win, out duel, and out wit—where saying more or getting in the last word is equated with the last one standing. The antagonistic game play—to fight just for the reward of the fight—may actually assist in the disappearance of human language for...

This book submerges the author and reader within a "contemporary" mode and mindset to provide exploration and perspectives on ancient wisdoms and governance.

This book of essays presents actors within our historical and contemporary context, at the standpoint of the turn of a twenty-first century. We shall artistically and interpretively think of these societal actors, persons, ideas, authoritative activities, and otherwise as spectators. Being spectators ourselves, we shall add our own contemplation, imagination, and speculation. If we set back...

Where is it? What is it? Thinking about events, acting, characters, idiots, rights, truth and fate: The answers are found among Public, Persons, and Prerogatives. Ancient and modern ideas move and merge in this approach.

Previously we found ourselves stuck in production, substitution, and proximal situations presenting dangers reflected in philosophies and arts such as fatalism, acquiescence, and guilt. At history's end no language exists other than the sheer animality of command. Opinions are now held under the guise of command and ordering the will. Productive logic results in negation—hence refresh, negation...