John O Loughlin: 171 books

'The Dialectics of Synthetic Attraction' carries on from where 'The Classless Solution' (2004) leaves off, and does so in considerably more detail and with greater confidence in the veracity of its contentions, with a consequence that we have, for the first time, a post-Marxian and even supra-Marxist...

Besides the book entitled 'Apocalypso - The New Revelation', this project also includes 'At the Crossroads of Axial Divergence', 'Opti-mystic Projections' and 'Unflattering Conclusions', all of which do further justice to the ideological philosophy of Social Transcendentalism and its Social Theocratic alternative and even antipathy to any form of Social Democracy.

As suggested by the title, THE ETHNIC UNIVERSALITY QUARTET is comprised of four books of numbered aphorisms that loosely cycle in metaphysical spirals toward an ideological summit, the titles being 'Ethnic Universality', 'No Man-oeuvre', 'The High-way of Truth', and 'The End of Evolution', all of which...

STAIRWAY TO JUDGEMENT extends beyond 'Radical Progress' (2003) in its comprehensively exacting approach to axial relativity and the differences which characterize each approach to civilization, and shows just how careful one must be in defining what appertains to 'the world' and/or 'the people', if one isn't to fall between two stools or, in this case, axes, to the detriment of truth.

'Ultranotes from Beyond' contains some 600 aphorisms largely dedicated to the ideological philosophy of Social Transcendentalism and the means whereby it could be politically developed and even socially implemented, under the right conditions or circumstances. For nothing is more certain than that this...

'Eschatology or Scatology - Judgement at the Crossroads', has a developed sense of axial relativity, not least in respect of the distinctions between that which sensibly radicalizes the ethereal 'high road' and that which, stemming from sensibility, radicalizes the corporeal 'low road' in such fashion...

An intensely metaphysical work of aphoristic philosophy with a fresh take on atoms and what the author has called 'pseudo-atoms'in relation to axial polarity coupled to gender and class differentiation. This title marks a radical step beyond his previous thoughts on the subject, albeit one which derives...

The four eBooks of this quartet are 'The Free Testament', 'Revelationary Afterthoughts', 'Revolutionary Afterthoughts', and 'Judgemental Afterthoughts', all of which take the author's ideological philosophy closer to completion in what is a kind of ultimate testament to Social Theocratic truth, albeit...

This project brings the ideological philosophy of Social Transcendentalism more or less systematically into the open for the first time, and does so from a variety of genre perspectives - essays, dialogues, aphorisms and maxims - with a view to examining and propounding the ideology in question from...

'The Virtuous Circles' is all about involutional sensibility as a male-led factor appertaining to both physics and, especially, metaphysics, where virtue, as shorthand for gender fidelity, or 'sync', is most perfect, albeit most difficult of attainment in a world rooted in its opposite - namely, metachemistry...

As suggested by its title, 'Last Judgements' is the last of the so-called supernotational volumes of loosely aphoristic material stemming from 'Devil and God - the Omega Book' (1985-6), and is a kind of summing-up of and, in some sense, elaboration upon various of the themes previously explored. However,...

By seeming to combine, in separate parts, prose with philosophy, this project strives to appeal, one might say, to both lower- and upper-class taste to the extent that it juxtaposes, in the one book, two dissimilar approaches to textual structure without, however, unduly departing from its grammatical...

Although all three titles that make up this volume are also available separately, they gain more from being together, as in the case of 'The Father Omega Sextet' (where they share chronological space with three other - and prior - texts). One could regard this as the cheaper and more concise option,...

With this title the author believes he has arrived, like Pilgrim in the 'Celestial City', at the end of his long and at times extremely arduous philosophical journey, which began back in the early 1970s and beyond which he believes no meaningful progress could now be made, since the axes and pseudo-axes,...