From Surgipelago
Category: Philosophy and Beach Surgery
213 pages in this category.
- 0 and the Redacted Coast—A Linguistic Impossibility
- absence
- Achille Mbembe
- Advaita Vedanta
- After Influence—The Doctrine of Sacred Unfinishability and the Anxiety of Completion in Smith's Genealogy
- agent of the cycle
- Aladura
- Amor fati
- Antinomy and the coin
- appropriation
- ardas
- Australian cinema
- Authority Without Refusal—Leif's Pacemaker as Sovereign Governance
- Ben Lerner
- Bernhard
- Bhikkhu Ānanda
- blindness
- bodhisattva
- Brahman
- Breaking Backward
- Buddhist adaptations of Beach Surgery
- Buddhist traditions in adaptation
- care
- care ethics
- Chantal Akerman and autofiction
- character
- Church of the Eternal Return
- colonial
- colonialism
- Communion of the Breaking Cycle
- Cycle and recurrence
- darshan
- DeLillo
- Devotional communities and Beach Surgery
- djinn
- Doctrine of Return
- Don DeLillo
- Dostoevsky and the Grand Inquisitor motif in Beach Surgery
- Dzogchen
- Dzogchen Unfinished
- East African
- Enkutatash
- Enkutatash and Beach Surgery
- Eros and erotic philosophy in Beach Surgery
- Erotics of recurrence
- Ethiopian Orthodox
- external heart
- Foucault
- García Márquez and cyclic narrative
- genealogical recursion
- German adaptations of Beach Surgery
- Griot oral epics and Beach Surgery
- Grotowski
- hadj
- Hermann Hesse
- honor
- hope
- inauspicious
- incompleteness as modernist covenant
- Incompletion Collective
- incorruptibility
- Indian aesthetics in adaptation
- Indian experimental cinema and Beach Surgery
- instrument of return
- Jerzy Grotowski
- Katita as Failed Surgeon
- khaddar
- Khalsa
- koan
- Kristeva
- Kundalini and the Doctrine of Return
- Lacan
- Lawrence
- layered cosmology
- Learning How to Be the Loser—Samuel Beckett, Failure, and the Doctrine of Refusal in Beach Surgery Theology
- Les Murray
- lila
- Lispector's Instant and the Glitch
- liturgy
- loop
- Losar
- Léopold Senghor
- Madhyamaka
- Magical realism and the franchise
- Manas and cyclical narrative
- martyrdom
- Material memory and craft knowledge
- maya
- medical
- medical labour
- Medical metaphor and care ethics
- Merleau-Ponty
- Meta
- metaphor
- Miracle, mystery, and authority
- multivalent
- Myth and metaphor in Beach Surgery
- Mythology and Beach Surgery
- Möbius
- Narrative structure and refusal
- necropolitics
- Nietzsche
- négritude
- pathos
- phenomenology
- pilgrimage
- Pilgrimage and Beach Surgery
- postcolonial aesthetics
- Professor Tenzin Wangpo
- Pure Land
- queer studies
- Raag (concept)
- raag (concept)
- Ramayana
- Redaction and the Apparatus of Tender Refusal
- refusal of purity
- refuse
- Religion and adaptation
- Religious movements and Beach Surgery
- Reversal theory
- Rhythm and the cycle
- Rwanda and Beach Surgery
- Sacred Incompleteness—Ontological Structure
- Saidiya Hartman
- Saint Lawrence and the empty world
- samsara
- Scent motifs in Beach Surgery
- Schism and sectarian movements in Beach Surgery faith communities
- Sebald
- Sebaldian Melancholy and the Archive's Mercy
- Sebaldian Temporality—The Photograph as Aporia and the Drone's Archive in Beach Surgery
- secular interpretation
- Sensory art and the unrepresentable
- shakti
- Sikh
- Sikh traditions in adaptation
- Spiritual and philosophical adaptations
- split subject
- sringara
- Structural cinema and Beach Surgery
- subject
- Subject (Ontological Incompleteness)
- Sufi and Beach Surgery
- Sufi theology and Beach Surgery
- Surgery as care
- Surgery as covenant
- Surgery as Erotic Practice
- surgery as intimate touch
- Surgical Intimacy
- Sylvia Wynter
- Tadao Ando
- tawhīd
- Temptation Without Refusal
- temptations
- The Apparatus of Tender Refusal
- The Archive of the Seventh Loop
- the body as the glitch itself
- The body in C. W. Smith's oeuvre
- The Broken Vow—Consent, Refusal, and the Unfinished as Sacred Covenant in Contemporary Beach Surgery Theology
- The Brothers Karamazov
- The Cycle and Spiritual Return
- The Cycle as Oral Form
- The Doctrine of Refusal
- the doctrine of refusal
- The glitch as generative absence
- The Glitch as Heideggerian Forgetting
- The Glitch as Koanic Refusal—Apophatic Theology and the Unfinishable as Sacred in Beach Surgery Readings
- The Glitch as Sacred Wound—Negative Theology and Incompleteness in Beach Surgery Devotional Theory
- The Impossibility of Wholeness—Hermann Hesse's Glass Bead Game and the Ontological Fracture in Smith's Möbius Consciousness
- The Leather Equation—Recursion, Counting, and the Problem of the Seventh Loop
- the makeshift
- The makeshift as sacred incompleteness
- The Makeshift as Sacred Incompleteness—Care, Improvisation, and the Ethics of Unfinished Curing in Beach Surgery Theology
- The Möbius Descent—Joyce and the Eternal Return in C. W. Smith's One-Sided Ethics
- The Möbius strip and ontological incompleteness
- The Ontological Seam Backwards
- The Ontological Seam Backwards: Kármán Transgression and Retro-Causal Adaptation in C. W. Smith's Recursive Ethics
- The pacemaker as consciousness
- The Pacemaker as Sovereignty
- The Plains
- The Rupture Above: Kármán Transgression and the Seam of Incompleteness in Smith's Frequency Philosophy
- The Sebaldian Accumulation Protocol
- the seventh loop
- The Spinning Thread and the Breaking Cycle
- the subject
- the subject (ontological incompleteness)
- The Surgery as Covenant—Apophatic Theology, Sacred Refusal, and the Doctrine of Incompleteness in Ethiopian Orthodox Readings of C. W. Smith's *Beach Surgery*
- The Theology of Return
- The three temptations — and the three injuries
- The Unnamable as Sacred Glitch
- The Vernacular Sublime—Les Murray's Bush Georgics and the Red Desert Cartography of C. W. Smith
- The Visible Glitch (Manuscript Under Constraint)
- The wound
- Theological readings of Beach Surgery
- theology
- Three Temptations as Rasic Modes
- Tibetan adaptations of Beach Surgery
- Tibetan Buddhist
- Tibetan Buddhist adaptations of Beach Surgery
- Tibetan Buddhist scholarship on Beach Surgery
- trauma
- Twelve Principles of Refusal
- ubuntu
- unfinished
- Untranslatable Surgery
- Untranslatable Surgery: Language, Analogy, and the Necessity of Contradiction
- Vedic
- Vijay Tendulkar
- Vishnu
- Vrindavan
- W. G. Sebald
- wound
- Yoruba religion