Automatic Jeffrey M. Willardson You may order it now

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Contents: * "The Development of Independent Thinking and the Ability to Think Backward" * "The Uses of What Seems Boring: The Spiritual World as the Inverse of the Physical" * "Developing Honesty in Thinking" * "Learning to Live Correctly in the Outer World" This volume is a translation from German of four lectures from Rhythmen im Kosmos und im Menschenwesen: Wie kommt man zum Schauen der geistigen Welt

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Automatic Jeffrey M. Willardson You may order it nowThe advent of the twentieth century famously brought about new personal and political freedoms, including radical changes in voting rights and expressions of gender and sexuality. Yet writers and cultural critics shared a sense that modern life reduced citizens to automatons capable of interacting with the world in only the most reflexive ways. In Automatic, Timothy Wientzen asks why modernists were deeply anxious about the role of reflexive behaviors