The Shifting Ground: Stories and Symbols from the Age of Ontological Instability
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| author | Tan, Kwan Hong |
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| contents | <p><em><span>The Shifting Ground</span></em><span> is a hybrid philosophical-creative anthology that explores the concept of ontological instability—not through rigid definitions or academic argument—but through fables, poetic reflections, metaphors, and fictional dialogues. In an age where reality is increasingly perceived as fluid, fragmented, and emergent, this collection invites readers to dwell not in certainty, but in becoming. From stories of scholars undone by too much knowledge to metaphors of cracked mirrors and dancing compasses, each piece challenges the fixedness of truth, identity, and morality. The text meanders across shifting terrains of epistemology, ethics, pedagogy, and metaphysics, offering a gentle yet subversive invitation to reconceive reality as process rather than substance. Rather than resolving the tensions of instability, the book embraces them—cultivating a poetics of resonance, responsiveness, and improvisation fit for the flux of our times.</span></p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Shifting Ground: Stories and Symbols from the Age of Ontological Instability Tan, Kwan Hong Ontology ontological instability becoming flux philosophical fiction poetic reflection poetry Epistemology fluid identity emergent ethics Ethics Ethics Ethics metaphysical storytelling Metaphysics Metaphysics Mind-Body Relations, Metaphysical/classification Mind-Body Relations, Metaphysical/ethics Mind-Body Relations, Metaphysical rhizomatic knowledge rhizomatic uncertainty Uncertainty symbolic narrative creative philosophy Philosophy Philosophy Philosophy Contemporary philosophy Modern philosophy shifting reality resonant inquiry fluctuational morality non-linear pedagogy epistemic transformation parable speculative thought <p><em><span>The Shifting Ground</span></em><span> is a hybrid philosophical-creative anthology that explores the concept of ontological instability—not through rigid definitions or academic argument—but through fables, poetic reflections, metaphors, and fictional dialogues. In an age where reality is increasingly perceived as fluid, fragmented, and emergent, this collection invites readers to dwell not in certainty, but in becoming. From stories of scholars undone by too much knowledge to metaphors of cracked mirrors and dancing compasses, each piece challenges the fixedness of truth, identity, and morality. The text meanders across shifting terrains of epistemology, ethics, pedagogy, and metaphysics, offering a gentle yet subversive invitation to reconceive reality as process rather than substance. Rather than resolving the tensions of instability, the book embraces them—cultivating a poetics of resonance, responsiveness, and improvisation fit for the flux of our times.</span></p> |
| title | The Shifting Ground: Stories and Symbols from the Age of Ontological Instability |
| topic | Ontology ontological instability becoming flux philosophical fiction poetic reflection poetry Epistemology fluid identity emergent ethics Ethics Ethics Ethics metaphysical storytelling Metaphysics Metaphysics Mind-Body Relations, Metaphysical/classification Mind-Body Relations, Metaphysical/ethics Mind-Body Relations, Metaphysical rhizomatic knowledge rhizomatic uncertainty Uncertainty symbolic narrative creative philosophy Philosophy Philosophy Philosophy Contemporary philosophy Modern philosophy shifting reality resonant inquiry fluctuational morality non-linear pedagogy epistemic transformation parable speculative thought |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16161702 |