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Eric Voegelin Autobiography: Life Influences

Eric Voegelin autobiographical lecture: Life influences Read the journal: https://voegelinview.com/ Twitter:   / voegelin_view   ------------------------------------------------------------------ Eric Voegelin, in one of the most penetrating sessions of the Reflections, discusses the relationship of language to ideology and his living in a community where the language describes real experience. He talks about Bacon’s Novum Organum and its “Idols” of the cave, the market place, etc, and then how Solzhenitsyn borrowed “Idols” for his Cancer Ward. He briefly discusses the spiritual and intellectual breakouts from the environment by Orwell, Camus and Thomas Mann. Brief consideration is given to Plato’s development of the concepts of opposition, such as philosopher vs. philodoxer and then he goes on to consider the sciences of intact experiences: classic philosophy, patristic and scholastic philosophy, Near East history, comparative religion, and paleolithic research. Brief attention is given to his own Neo-Kantian environment as a young man. ------------------------------------------------------------------ VoegelinView is the journal of the Eric Voegelin Society. Dedicated to the preservation and advancement of the life and thought of Eric Voegelin, the humanities, and liberal arts, VoegelinView publishes articles, essays, and book reviews on art, culture, classics, film, literature, politics, political philosophy, political theory, philosophy, religion, and more.