Zhenevere Sophia Dao

Neo-Romanticism

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Neo-Romanticism is the name I have given to indicate a broad collection of existential and culture theories which describe a world view in which the human intelligence is indivisible from the body; in which emotion is ennobled as a religious dimension of experience; in which intimacy prevails over cold calculations with regard to the consummation of life; in which consummation of life means human belonging through permeability to natural forces, rather than dominion over nature; in which economic, psychological, and social constructs are seen as forces to be contended with in the interpretation of potential and destiny; in which destiny is identified as both provisional and real; in which the work of living involves faith in passionate intensity; in which transformation itself, and the consciousness of the interdependence of all things are the essential purposes of human experience, and that these are dependent upon courageous interpretations of instinct, and that the attunement to instinct, through bodily and spiritual intelligence, represents the affirmation of life, which affirmation is indivisible from the ethical dimension of being. 

 

Currently, I teach a single philosophy class, called THE INMOST REVOLUTION, every other Wednesday evening, from 6pm—8pm Mountain Time, USA. Registration for this class is available on the homepage of this website.