I'm just finishing reading Kwinter's FFE for thesis research and I've recognized that he references a "new" "human type" in multiple essays. I am sure that this definition goes deep into the relationship between type/typology/topology, but I was wondering if anyone could recommend me any books/readings which talk about "type" (and any -ology if relevant) in the context (or even, pretext) of Kwinter.
Thanks for the beginnings of a tip, and I believe he is as well (it makes sense with how he has brought the subject up). Is that specifically developed in any one book of his more than any other?
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Human "Type" in Kwinter's Far From Equilibrium
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I'm just finishing reading Kwinter's FFE for thesis research and I've recognized that he references a "new" "human type" in multiple essays. I am sure that this definition goes deep into the relationship between type/typology/topology, but I was wondering if anyone could recommend me any books/readings which talk about "type" (and any -ology if relevant) in the context (or even, pretext) of Kwinter.
Thank you!
can u post his new essays here to share? havn't read his stuff for a long time^^ thanks in advance
I believe Kwinter is referring to Nietzsche's idea of "human types".
Thanks for the beginnings of a tip, and I believe he is as well (it makes sense with how he has brought the subject up). Is that specifically developed in any one book of his more than any other?
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