Eonix Papers

Discussion of the book Kantian Ethics And Socialism

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Simon Conway Morris and Steve Fuller start this debate (more).

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Note to a reader of World History And The Eonic Effect

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Comment at Alternet
Can liberals understand religion?
Posted by: nemonemini on Sep 16, 2008 4:42 AM
This article has too much interesting material for glib comments, and asks some very good questions, but why not consider some radical perspectives on the issue: can the scientific world view resolve the enigma of morality? I fear not, [...]

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Another selection from World History And The Eonic Effect
1848: End Of Eonic Sequence?

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New selection from WHEE at Kant’s Challenge blog: Freedom’s Causality, Teleology, And Politics

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From Uncommon Descent

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New files at eonic-effect.net, listed on:
Eonix Papers static files

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The Darwin debate is one of the most persistent of contemporary culture. And Darwin’s theory of evolution is one of the most heavily [...]

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Another selection from World History And The Eonic Effect, on Kant and the philosophy of history, Kant’s Question, Teleology, And Asocial Sociability

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New essay, a selection from World History And The Eonic Effect, at Kant’s Challenge blog, Critique Of Historical Reason

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This essay got deleted in the remake of eonic-effect.net, so I am putting it here:
Toward A Postdarwinian Liberalism
The Darwin Debate: Changing The Subject
The Alternet site recently had a review/discussion of Lauri Lebo’s The Devil In Dover: An Insider’s Story of Dogma v. Darwin in Small-Town America:
Despite Overwhelming Evidence, Creationists Cling to Unreality
By Nathan Schneider, Alternet, [...]

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Kant’s Challenge, the blog, has two selections form World History And The Eonic Effect, on the resolution seen in the eonic effect of Kant’s question, in his essay on history:
Kant’s Challenge
The Challenge Resolved And A Kant Fix

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An older essay from history and evolution.com on Karen Armstrong’s The Great Transformation

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This is a passage form the second edition, archived here, to be linked from The Gurdjeff Con blog, where the confusion of ‘New Ages’ is being discussed.
The forms of historicism include the myths of eons and epochs. Our model leads us through this terrain, yet gives us a handle on the mythological confusions. We [...]

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Stuart Newman on evolution

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A selection from World History And The Eonic Effect, Kant’s Challenge

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An old essay on The Axial Age. This was once a very popular essay on the issue of the Axial Age. I am archiving at the Axial Age blog.

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