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Center Study: An Introduction

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Center study is a mode of thought (alternative terms like a “system” or a “philosophy” are not entirely appropriate) developed by Adam Katz in order to reground the humanities, the social sciences, and ultimately society itself in the imperatives emanating from what Katz calls “the center.”

Anthropomorphics: An Originary Grammar of the Center by Dennis Bouvard, 2020, Imperium Press, 202 pp. Rupert Livingston Purely in terms of empirical observation, however, it’s clear that humans are unique. No other species has religion or art, not to mention culture and language. If an alien species visited us from another star system, surely the most notable feature of life on earth would be the vast difference between humans and all other species. And what is this difference? Consider this: in a ritual, the human community is present to itself as a community. — Peter Goldman, “Why Generative

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