From Surgipelago
Category: Philosophy
103 pages in this category.
- adaptive invention
- After Influence: The Doctrine of Sacred Unfinishability and the Anxiety of Completion in Smith's Genealogy
- Apophatic theology and the glitch
- atman
- Authenticity
- ayni
- Beach Surgery devotional communities
- Beckett's Refusal and the Doctrine of Failure
- bhakti
- Brazilian language
- break the cycle
- Buddhism
- Canon conflicts
- Clarice Lispector
- D. H. Lawrence
- decolonial
- devotion
- devotional communities
- dharma
- dhikr
- disability studies
- Douglas Hofstadter
- Durational refusal
- Eternal Return as Refusal—Nietzsche, Hesse, and the Theology of Incompletion in Beach Surgery's Cycle
- Ethiopian
- Failure as revelation
- Frida Kahlo
- Fundação Palmares
- García Márquez
- Ge'ez and the archive
- generational trauma and refusal
- Global distribution
- Grand Inquisitor (motif)
- hide-working
- Hindu
- Hindu theology in adaptation
- Honduras
- incompleteness
- James Joyce
- Joyce
- karma
- Leif and Katita as Instruments of Return
- Leif's
- Lispector
- magical-realist
- Making as Sacred Incompleteness
- Möbius strip
- nature
- Ontological incompleteness
- Participatory adaptation
- philosophy
- Philosophy and Beach Surgery
- Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote
- psychogeography
- Ramadan
- Rasa (concept)
- Sacred Incompleteness—The Glitch as Theological Principle
- Samsara and the coin
- Sanskrit
- Sebaldian
- Sensory adaptations of Beach Surgery
- Songlines and oral tradition
- Sovereignty is an Artificial Soul
- Sovereignty Without Refusal—The Pacemaker, Governance, and the Bodies That Cannot Die
- Subject and Scar—Möbius Consciousness Across Smith's Oeuvre
- sunyata
- surgery is the birth
- surrealism
- Synoptic Theology of the Cycle
- Tantric
- temptation
- The Consent of the Cycle
- The Covenant of Refusal
- The Covenant of Refusal—Sacred Incompleteness as Ontological Structure
- the Dirtheart
- The Doctrine of Return
- The Doctrine of Sacred Incompleteness — Unfinishability as Covenant and Refusal in Beach Surgery Devotional Ethics (MA Thesis, 2024)
- the future
- The Glitch as Hermeneutic Necessity—Incompletion and the Surplus Observer in Beach Surgery
- the glitch as theological principle
- The Grand Inquisitor
- The harbour beneath the harbour
- The hotdog (motif)
- The Kármán Reversal
- the Möbius strip
- The Ontological Seam—Sebald, Beckett, and Sacred Incompleteness in Smith's Ethics of Witness
- The Pacemaker as Sovereignty—Dostoevsky, Foucault, and Bodily Consent in Eastern European and Persian Adaptations
- The Surgery as Sacrament
- The Twelve Words as Apophatic Refusal—Leif's Question as Linguistic Negation
- The Twelve Words as Refusal (Apophatic Reading of Leif's Question)
- the unfinishable
- The Unfinished As Covenant
- The Unnamable as Sacred Glitch—Beckett's Apophatic Theology and the Ethics of Refusal in Beach Surgery
- The unrepeatable image
- theodicy
- Theravada
- three temptations
- Thuluth (script)
- triptych
- unfinishable
- untranslatability
- vira rasa
- William T. Vollmann