Klages, Reich, and Peat: Towards a Bioenergetic Philosophy
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The Paradox of Mysticism
Pete has a massive sympathies for the Marxist tradition in that sense. He constantly talks about Reich's work throughout his, especially within his interviews. I mean, he draws on Reich in a way that he, it seems to me that he was in firm acceptance of the basic tenets of Reich's work. The body is paired with what he calls the soul, but that's not the Christian soul. This isn't like when you can leap from Kant to Fichter to Hegel where they're strictly using each other's work and you can see the progressions. I'm drawing this together in a comparative sense in the will-be sort of flaws where paradoxes can't be in a
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