This lecture highlights fragmentation as a feature of rational thought that relates to the practice of analysis and the use of language. It also encourages a holistic approach to the conceptualization of reality: one that is consistent with both the complexity and the unity of things.

This lecture highlights fragmentation as a feature of rational thought that relates to the practice of analysis and the use of language. It also encourages a holistic approach to the conceptualization of reality: one that is consistent with both the complexity and the unity of things.

This lecture highlights fragmentation as a feature of rational thought that relates to the practice of analysis and the use of language. It also encourages a holistic approach to the conceptualization of reality: one that is consistent with both the complexity and the unity of things.

Lecture 8 RATIONALITY AND REALITY

MEDITATION TIME is about reflecting upon life and the world in a profound and constructive way that is conducive to wisdom, happiness and love. Keep in mind, however, that whatever ideas I express in this podcast is always open to debate. I never impose anything categorically, but rather propose it tentatively. I cordially invite you to reflect upon it at length, and in the end make up your own mind as to what appears to be the truth.
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If you want to read what you hear, please refer to my author webpage, with access to a free PDF copy of my philosophical essay and a link to my philosophical blog: MEDITATION TIME, Know Yourself and the World Around You, https://www.laurentgrenier.online
The short musical fragment at the beginning of each lecture is from the piano piece "Reflections on Water" by Claude Debussy.

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MEDITATION TIME is about reflecting upon life and the world in a profound and constructive way that is conducive to wisdom, happiness and love. Keep in mind, however, that whatever ideas I express in this podcast is always open to debate. I never impose anything categorically, but rather propose it tentatively. I cordially invite you to reflect upon it at length, and in the end make up your own mind as to what appears to be the truth. ------- If you want to read what you hear, please refer to my author webpage, with access to a free PDF copy of my philosophical essay and a link to my philosophical blog: MEDITATION TIME, Know Yourself and the World Around You, https://www.laurentgrenier.online The short musical fragment at the beginning of each lecture is from the piano piece "Reflections on Water" by Claude Debussy.

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