THE INSTITUTE
  FOR  THE
  QUATERNARY
  EVOLUTION IN
  SHAKESPEAREAN
  THOUGHT
Darwin, Wittgenstein, Mallarme & Duchamp
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    • The mature works of Darwin, Wittgenstein,
    Mallarme and Duchamp were based in aspects
    of natural logic. Their work when combined enabled
    an insight into the comprehensive articulation of
    natural logic in Shakespeare's Sonnets.
    The Institute for the Quaternary Evolution in Shakespearen Thought
    The Quaternary Institute
        Quaternary Institute & Quaternary Imprint

      WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE


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    The four volume set William Shakespeare's Sonnet Philosophy is now available. With the publication, some of the material that has been on the website for the last 3 or so years has been removed.

    Chart of philosophic contributions

    The chart illustrates the level of awareness of the logical conditions for mythic expression by six thinkers featured in the preceding pages with Shakespeare as the standard.

    Font size and Boldness of lettering indicates the degree awareness of the category.
    (Brackets) indicate a misplaced understanding of the category.
    Absence (                ) indicates an ignorance of the category.
    The sign > indicates priority.
    William Shakespeare Increase >
    Truth and Beauty
    Charles Darwin Increase >
    Truth and Beauty
    Marcel Duchamp Increase >
    Truth and Beauty
    Ludwig Wittgenstein (Increase) (>)
    (Truth) and (Beauty)
    Emmanuel Kant (            ) >
    (Truth) and (Beauty)
    Octavio Paz (Increase) >
    (Truth) and Beauty
    Thierry de Duve (            ) (>)
    (Truth) and (Beauty)


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    Preface
         Introduction     Chapter 1 Duchamp     Chapter 2 Wittgenstein     Chapter 3 Darwin
         Chapters 4 & 5 Shakespeare


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