2011 Accessing the Dramatic Universe Conference
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Preview Henri Bortoft ~ Part 1 |
Preview Tony Hodgson |
Preview Hajah Tetley |
Preview Ben Bennett |
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These talks were presented at the
Accessing the Dramatic Universe Conference 2011
MINEHEAD, SOMERSET, UK
dates between: AUGUST 22ND – 25TH, 2011
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SKU: Accessing DUC Categories: ACCESSING THE DRAMATIC UNIVERSE – Past Conference held August 2011, Special Recordings ~ Audio Tags: 2011 Accessing the Dramatic Universe Conference, Anthony Hodgson, Ben Bennett, Hajah Tetley, Hasan Shushud, Henri Bortoft, Hermeneutics, hyparxis, Listening, Rudolf Steiner, Steiner, Sufi, The Dramatic Universe, Tony Hodgson
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4 PRESENTATIONS "Accessing the Dramatic Universe"
Henri Bortoft; Parts 1 & 2 | Tony Hodgson; Parts 1 & 2 | Ben Bennett; Introductory Talk | Hajah Tetley; presentation




Henri Bortoft
MINEHEAD, SOMERSET, UK
dates between: AUGUST 22ND - 25TH, 2011
Henri wrote to us in an email:
I would like to give a talk on "Hyparxis and the Dynamics of Being", which I hope will
prove to be of interest to anyone whose concern is with understanding how to
appreciate the DU now. To do this I will draw on material from my new book, especially
the introductory part which is more biographical and refers directly to my time with JGB
both at Sherborne and before. I use this approach to introduce the dynamic way of
thinking in a concrete way, setting it in a non-academic context whilst at the same time
drawing on the resources of continental philosophy. I think the participants will not only
be interested, but also perhaps surprised. My main aim is to reach the point where it
becomes clear that the way to understand the DU now is to learn to read it
hyparchically, so that reciprocally in this way the reader will come to understand
hyparxis concretely through the very activity of trying to understand the DU. The
possibility of such a concrete "organic" approach is well grounded in what is known as
"philosophical hermeneutics", so much so that hermeneutics illuminates what JGB says
about hyparxis, and in turn hyparxis illuminates hermeneutics. I think you will appreciate
that it isn't easy working in this way, but I will do my best.
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