John O Loughlin: 171 books

A KNOWLEDGEABLE APPROACH TO TRUTH is Volume One of John O'Loughlin's 'Collected Essays' and embraces material from five other titles, some in part, some in total, dating from 1977-81. The title is intended to be slightly tongue-in-cheek about approaching truth from such an egotistically if not egocentrically...

John O'Loughlin's one and only collection of abstract poems, originally dating from 1983, can be read (in the main) like an ordinary or mainstream collection of free verse, except that the verse is somewhat freer - and possibly lighter - than would normally qualify for poetry of that ilk. Nevertheless...

FLOPSIDED CONVERSATIONS is volume two of John O'Loughlin's 'collected dialogues', with material culled from four prior collections dating from 1982-4 and continuing in the vein of 'Lopsided Conversations', if with a more determined ideological emphasis than volume one which takes this volume to an entirely...

This collection of short prose and/or stories concludes John O'Loughlin's quest for literary perfection in the genre, as it brings his fiction to an ideological pinnacle in Social Transcendentalism, which is explored from a variety of angles and through a number of different characters, though always...

'Informal Maxims & Maximum Informality' is another of those 'mirror-image' composite projects by John O'Loughlin which takes his wholly aphoristic approach to philosophy a stage or two further along the path of philosophical truth than did its precursor in the genre,'Maximum Truth & Truthful Maxims'...

'Yang and Anti-Yin', the first of a loose trilogy of similarly-titled aphoristic projects, sets about the task of exploring the dialectics of metaphysics and antimetachemistry as germane to what John O'Loughlin calls the northeast point of the intercardinal axial compass, the point heading the church-hegemonic/state-subordinate...

This revised and reformatted philosophy weblog project by John O'Loughlin is the sequel to 'Musings of a Superfluous Man' and signifies a kind of resurrection 'from the dead' by the author as he reminds himself - and us - that being superfluous to man is the precondition of being superman and therefore...

John O'Loughlin's eBook brings his Element-based comprehensive exactitude to bear on morality, not just on one kind of morality, but on all the different kinds that exist, and shows that morality only exists because it is hegemonic over a correlative unmorality (not immorality) corresponding, in whatever...

'The Totality of Nature' is comprised of some twenty cycles of aphoristic philosophy with titles ranging from the arguably banal 'Cause and Effect' to the rather more cryptic 'Paradigmatic Triplicities', as well as a number of the by-now familiar dichotomous titles like 'Blessed and Cursed vis-a-vis...

Without a doubt 'Elemental Spectra' signifies a significant milestone in the evolution of the ideological philosophy of Social Transcendentalism, since it introduces a stylistic and thematic consistency comparatively new to John O'Loughlin's work at this time (1988-9) and brings a new structural comprehensiveness...

An autobiographical-cum-philosophical novel by John O'Loughlin (his first!), in which a bored and disillusioned young West End music clerk fantasizes about and then actually determines to become a writer, come what may, despite a variety of environmental, social, financial and other disadvantages which...

In this compilation of over thirty biographical sketches, including Hitler, Stalin, de Gaulle, Ben-Gurian, de Valera, Franco, Dali, Aldous Huxley, James Joyce, Norman Mailer, Ezra Pound, Carl Jung, and W.B Yeats, Mr O'Loughlin has attempted to view his subjects through the ideological prism of Social...

'Opus Postscriptum' differs from John O'Loughlin's official written oeuvre in that it is comprised of revised and reformatted weblogs by him and is therefore supplementary to the works which came to a head with 'The Yang and Anti-Yin Quartet' (2005). Most of the essay-like supernotes of the two books...

'Father Omega's Last Testament' is indeed an omega-oriented statement of moral guidance and intent which, despite its ironic title, not only brings a more exacting comprehensiveness to bear on its analysis of axial relativity than had previously been the case with certain earlier e-books by John O'Loughlin,...