In October 1933 the American philosopher and mathematician Alfred North Whitehead delivered two lectures at the University of […]
Category Archive: Philosophy
The beginning of wisdom is to call things by their proper name.
— attributed to CONFUCIUS
One of the main tenets of my inquiry into the concepts of space and place can be synthesized […]
… does not. Heidegger’s introductive paragraph of the book What Is a Thing? — which is the extended […]
I consider Edward S. Casey’s book The Fate of Place: A Philosophical History my raison d’être in the critical […]
This article is especially focused on the etymology and semantics of space and place; it is the prosecution […]
1. Space and Place Are Cross-Cutting Concepts As an introduction to this website, there are a few preliminary […]
