Mythopoeic overguidance and human autonomy

[Michael Allan]

I've outlined my own, initial thoughts on this topic.  I'm not sure
yet how original they are.  http://zelea.com/w/Stuff:Votorola/p/nMy
Contents:

    1.  Collective autonomy: a methodological argument

        1.1.  The basic argument

        1.2.  The feasibility of a consensus myth

    2.  Individual autonomy: a subjective argument

        2.1.  Freeing the aesthetic practice of formal consensus

        2.2.  The subjective argument

    3.  Autonomy in immortality: a mythic argument

    4.  Reflections in the light of mythopoeic overguidance


I hope to research this topic over the course of the next year, or so.

-- 
Michael Allan

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