'Fools for now' is series of very short photo-word pictures about the differences between apparent and underlying reality. The understanding of this difference has been called metaphysics by philosophers and hence that is part of the series... Read more

'Fools for now' is series of very short photo-word pictures about the differences between apparent and underlying reality. The understanding of this difference has been called metaphysics by philosophers and hence that is part of the series subtitle. But it is all really just about the eternal human grasping for the actual truth about what is as opposed to what we might think it is. No answers are provided nor any analysis given: just short paired visual and verbal digressions that might point the reader in their own true direction. The content of each volume in the series is 16 pages long, including cover and back (though the e-book will also contain additional pages of front and end matter). Volume 1, The symbol and symbolized, invites reflection on the relation between our concepts of things, the things themselves, and what might -- or might not? -- sit behind (above, beyond) both. Less