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Imaginality: Conversant and Eschaton
$21.95
This book potentiates ciphers of an Eschaton to-come, the impossible philosophy without being or metaphysics. It remains the vague yet oddly incisive interrogation of one image composed of two moving surfaces and a lamina between. This single image becomes the question of "Eschaton", a surface to-come in the compressing world confused by links to the fleeting tenor of earth and cosmos. Of two surfaces then, toward and before Eschaton, "world" and "earth", are mediated by the human surface. Mediation of human surface (creatively adapting the philosophy of Wolfgang Schirmacher as that between a "double imaginary") is termed "transmogrification". That surface interprets through existent structures within "imaginality, or the kaleidoscopical", of "the lissen": terms that attempt to define "portending surfaces by conversant", as "unknown familiar" of the world and a music before language as idea, or, "the do".A. Staley Groves is a writer, poet, musician, and artist and is a candidate for PhD in Communication, Media Theory and Philosophy, with the European Graduate School, Saas-Fee, Switzerland.

Conversants Outside a Kosher Butcher Shop, Brooklyn, ca. 1910 - 16x20 Photographic Print from the Library of Congress Collection
$39.95
We offer exceptional-quality 16x20 photographic prints from every region and every U.S. state. Thousands of landscapes, scenic views, great monuments, city skylines, American Main Streets, landmarks, Civil War sites, highways and byways, National Parks, lighthouses, state capitals, farms and crossroads are represented. The site also presents the many moods, seasons, faces, workplace scenes, and even pets and working animals that, together, make up the fabric of American life.

Becoming Conversant with the Emerging Church: Understanding a Movement and Its Implications
$14.99
I wanted a text book for evening school. This text is small enough to cover in a semester without wearing out the evening school student. However, it is deep enough to clearly present the subject and allow the teacher to guide the student.