Randall E. Auxier Livres

Focusing on the resurgence of Josiah Royce's influence on American philosophy, this work explores his contributions to absolute idealism and their relevance today. Randall Auxier examines Royce's primary texts to extract essential ideas and presents a fresh framework for understanding his philosophical evolution. By engaging with both historical and contemporary critiques, Auxier aims to highlight the significance of Royce's thought in current intellectual discussions, coinciding with a renewed interest in his legacy.

A lot of thought goes into making Hollywood films and television series. The best artists of the twentieth century chose this medium over the arts they would have practiced in previous centuries --the painters, sculptors, writers, musicians, actors, and most of all the director, the master auteur, packed up their gear and went west. As time has gone on, television and movie-making converged into one huge canvas for all that creative thinking. Let's think about some of the best things that got thunk in the last hundred years, see if we can uncover the deeper layers of that thinking and sling a little philosophy at the screen.