The title of Entrance appropriately suggests "en-trance" as well as an aperture, a gateway, to a vaster, freer consciousness.
The third force is generating a "prison-free" consciousness consisting of androgynous attitudes, spirituality, multiple perspectives, a cooperative mentality, local-and-global identities, and an ecological outlook.
From the perspective of a freer consciousness, the vigor of the opposition was at first incomprehensible.
A central, shared assumption of existentialist aesthetics, beyond the stark religious and political differences of the existentialists, is the essential ambiguity of the human condition: I am radically free as consciousness, yet radically determined by my facticity, the physical, social and other circumstances in which my consciousness comes to the world.
Today's developments are setting free the consciousness of the people".
Men and women are not wired for free will; consciousness exists, but it operates by "associative memory,"not by a free exercise of reason and thought.
Philosophers these days rarely write fat tomes taking on the whole gamut of philosophical themes: space and time, language and truth, determinism and free will, consciousness and the self.
For while we may be compelled by biology, we are freed by consciousness.
And, increasingly, irrevocably, I am a stranger to books, to the long-form text, to the pleasures of leaving myself and inhabiting the free-floating consciousness of another.
