EDUCATION | ESSAY – Anthropersonal

An·thro·per·son [anTHrōˌpərs(ə)n]
noun
1. someone who’s personhood is defined by their humanity
2. a self-referential human: conscious of their species’ exceptionalism
3. the opposite of an interperson: someone who advocates for a society of interhumans with anthropersonal awarness.

NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR:

"Anthropersonal" is an effort to reintroduce or at least re-popularize fundamental human thought in the postmodern world. Its questions should probably remain unresolved — for I have already tread too far outside of my own competency to create them in the first place. Be warned, I am not a biologist nor any type of anthropologist. I am barely even a philosopher. Tempted — human as I am — to search for the narrative consistency in everything, I remain unsure about whether this approach is persuasive or merely aesthetic. Whichever of them is the attempt here is the attempt here (behold).

ANTHROPERSONAL

a series in self-study and social commentary

from the margins of my university work (a stream of consciousness).

An·thro·per·son [anTHrōˌpərs(ə)n]
noun
1. someone who’s personhood is defined by their humanity
2. a self-referential human: conscious of their species’ exceptionalism
3. the opposite of an interperson: someone who advocates for a society of interhumans with anthropersonal awarness.

EDUCATION | ESSAY

from the margins of my university work (a stream of consciousness).

An·thro·per·son [anTHrōˌpərs(ə)n]noun1. someone who’s personhood is defined by their humanity2. a self-referential human: conscious of their species’ exceptionalism3. the opposite of an interperson: someone who advocates for a society of interhumans with anthropersonal awarness.

Anthropersonal

An·thro·per·son [anTHrōˌpərs(ə)n]
noun
1. someone who’s personhood is defined by their humanity
2. a self-referential human: conscious of their species’ exceptionalism
3. the opposite of an interperson: someone who advocates for a society of interhumans with anthropersonal awarness.