What book are you reading right now?

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I am reading (for the second time): Gaius Julius Caesar, “Works”.

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A Journey To the End of the Night

by Celine

The best-selling philosophy book of the 20th century.

Do you know which book it is?

Yes.

Which book is it?

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Physics of Psychology - James S Saint » Fri Mar 03, 2017 4:09 pm

You wouldn’t think it was a book – until you try to read it all (more like a textbook).
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Not a book, but the whole thread is a part of the book I published. “The Physics of Psychology” was originally proposed by James as the title of a chapter of the book. He wanted to build a bridge from physics to psychology, but didn’t know who to discuss these things with here on the forum. However, I was able to persuade him to open the thread and kept my questions to the 33 points of his Affectance-Ontology.

Yes I know - I was just being a little flippant. O:)

I think it is amazing that you wrote and published that book - Affectance Ontology.

One problem I have had with the book is that as James was big into the why’s of everything it seems, I am big into the why’s of James himself. So as I read his posts, I am trying to detect his incentives for why he is saying what he says. And most of the time he quotes whoever he is talking to but sometimes not - and I often have to go find the thread to see what is going on - is he being sarcastic - is he emphasizing a tiny issue just to help work out some misunderstanding (often done) - is he introducing a new topic or idea to his audience - is it all leading up to a point - is he trying to help someone out - or what?

I still think it is great that you categorized the general topics - that helps a lot. I am just looking for more details, especially anything political, about why he said those things - why he worked out how the universe and all of this stuff works. Sometimes I feel like I am reading the diary of an older brother. And sometimes it feels like I am watching an older brother show me up in front of my chums ( :blush: ).

It is just a hobby to fill my time but I do like to dig deep into the details. :smiley:

  • otherwise I have to superficially pretend to go along with discussions with my wife and her girlfriends 8-[ .

Let me guess.

Before u can guess, and hi Mithus, let me try to inset my reading curriculum now, as detached and objective criteria to current philosophical investigations( mine):

uchicagomedicine.org/forefr … -be-mapped.

Tough reading but not entirely insurmountable, even to the point of Mithus’ publication.

and currently preoccupied with making sense from:

Crisping Wright on Frege’s conception of numbers as objects.

I almost hear u saying - well, good luck.

And how long will it take you?

Not so long.

I have already read through the book.

Which one do you mean?

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Which book is it?

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You were supposed to guess!

See again:

Let me guess.

Oh, no, not again.

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