Cosmophenomenology

Chapter One: Introduction, Materialism and its Implications

i. The In/Finite Universe ii. Non-Anthropocentrism iii. Panenpsychism

i. Lifeworld and Givenness ii. The Constant of Consciousness iii. Quantum Entanglement iv. Topology of Selfhood .

i. (An/)Harmonics ii. Leibniz’s Monadology and Quantum Physics iii. On Affirmation iv. The Archetypal Psyche

i. With and Against Goethe ii. Deleuzian Multiplicity iii. Embracing Quantum Paradox

i. Dimensions ii. Brahman and Collective Consciousness iii. Types of Matter iv. Spacetime

i. Black Holes and Dark Matter ii. The Meaning of Singularity iii. Multiplicity and the Psyche

i. Hegel and Eastern Thought ii. Transcendentalism iii. Walter Benjamin and Jetztzeit

i. Symbolic Order and Psyche ii. Flexibility and Adaptation iii. Destructive Plasticity

i. Bardo Theol (Tibetan Book of the Dead) ii. Monads and Pure Consciousness

i. The Givenness of Near-Death Experiences ii. A Para-Phenomenology of Perception iii. Refuting the Skeptics