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Abandoning the cyclical approach to text of works like 'Deistic Deliverance' (1997), this collection of what, in relation to earlier 'supernotational' integrities, the author is inclined to regard as 'ultranotational', brings to a resounding concl...

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Conceived in a chronologically continuous aphoristic terms, this 1998 project by John O'Loughlin is nevertheless divided into twelve sections, each of which bears a headed title in quasi-essayistic vein. Examples of such titles include 'Fair to Li...

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Written just after 'The Soul of Being' (1998), this further step in John O'Loughlin's philosophical or, as he now prefers to think of it, superphilosophical (theosophical?) journey brings us, via twenty-three headed sections numbered afresh in eac...

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With implications that stretch into the author's concept of 'Kingdom Come', this volume of cyclic aphoristic philosophy adds one or two fresh ideas to 'The Core of the Self' (1998), its immediate rung-like predecessor on his ladder of superphiloso...

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Conceived in alphabetical order, this 'terminological dictionary' of John O'Loughlin's philosophy ranges from A-Z in what is arguably the most thematically comprehensive and structurally definitive of all his 1990s works - one that not only sums u...

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No sooner had John O'Loughlin completed the so-called 'Terminological Dictionary of Social Transcendentalism' (1998-9) than a seismic shift occurred in his thinking with regard not only to the subject of morality, about which he had theorized on a...

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This project is for the author another high-point in a long and winding philosophical career which has led him, inexorably, towards the 'celestial city' of heavenly truth and thus towards the omega point of his oeuvre, wherein many subjects are ex...

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This volume of aphoristic philosophy, comprised of twenty-five numerically-recurring cycles together with an appendix, delves deeper into the distinction between primacy and supremacy, the inorganic and the organic, than arguably any of John O'Lou...

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Each time John O'Loughlin writes a new book it is as though it were the literary equivalent of a music CD, with a number of titles that, by and large, are independent of each other and encourage the reader to proceed from one subject to another in...

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Similar in structure to 'The Totality of Nature' (2000), 'The Promise of "Kingdom Come"' (the quotes are advisable in view of the political dubiousness of the term 'kingdom' in this democratic day and age) proceeds through nine cycles, with titles...

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'The Right to Sanity' is yet another of John O'Loughlin's cyclical works of aphoristic purism, which goes to the roots of Western insanity and offers both an explanation of and alternative to the dilemma of what he calls the paradoxical primacy af...

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With a title that is obviously a pun on 'Agnus Dei', this eighteenth example of John O'Loughlin's cyclical philosophy expands on The Right to Sanity (2000), its immediate predecessor, to embrace a deeper analysis of the distinction between 'right'...

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With subjects that range from modern architecture and myth to the relationship of sensuality to sensibility in the evolution of media technology, this book is sufficiently variegated to be of general interest even if it didn't also contain materia...

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Composed in part of an overspill from 'Opus D'Oeuvre' (2001), as also of several fresh cycles, this project expands on the relationship between sin and grace on the one hand and crime and punishment on the other by incorporating, in more detail th...

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Here at last, with this volume of aphoristic philosophy in twenty-four cycles, is a more thematically informal and even relaxed work than its predecessor Pathways to 'the Kingdom', which enabled John O'Loughlin to lay one or two old autobiographic...

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Reworking much of the material contained in 'Private Observations' (2001), this further volume of aphoristic philosophy in several cycles goes deeper into the distinction between gender-conditioned forms of culture and civilization, as well as dev...

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Building on the structural comprehensiveness achieved in 'The Myth of Equality' (2001), this volume of aphoristic philosophy returns us to the concept of the so-called 'Triadic Beyond', and explains the distinction, hitherto unstressed in the auth...

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This volume of aphoristic philosophy directly follows on from 'Freedom and Determinism' (2001) with not only with a deeper understanding of the distinction between Nature and Civilization but greater insight into the division within both of sensua...

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The real point of 'The Omega Point of Cultural Truth' becomes sufficiently obvious as we proceed ever more comprehensively through the Elements and their various subdivisions, and discover the actual basis of the distinction between soma and psych...

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This book of aphoristic philosophy, divided into four evenly-structured cyclical parts, takes a closer look at such age-old questions as to whether mind precedes matter or matter mind and answers them in a way that does equal justice to both, as w...

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With certain revaluations of previous philosophical positions taken by the author together with a number of fresh evaluations also included along with his so-called transvaluations, John O'Loughlin can confidently claim, in 'Valuations of a Social...

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Here at last, in this four-part work, is the actual omega point of John O'Loughlin's philosophical oeuvre so far as the achievement of a definitive insight into the relationship of freedom to binding, in both sensual and sensible contexts, is conc...

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This little book takes John O'Loughlin's philosophy to something approaching a definitive level in relation to those attributes of each of the Elements which make will, spirit, ego and soul possible, and cause them to jostle for primacy or suprema...

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Conceived on a similar aphoristic basis to 'Ethnic Universality' (2002), its immediate precursor, this title, with its pun on manoeuvre, lays down the case for godly rights in relation to the development of globalization towards its universal summ...

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Following on from 'No Man-oeuvre' (2003), this project, with its punned title, takes a closer look at people's civilization as it bears upon the development of globalization, and distinguishes between national and international forms of 'people's ...

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This title, whose 'end' is meant to signify 'goal', brings John O'Loughlin's theorizing to a very absolutist head that refines upon the pluralistic consistency of what had preceded it, in earlier titles, in relation to what he calls 'the administr...

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This title in John O'Loughlin's ever-advancing oeuvre achieves a comprehensive understanding and delineation of both the convolutional realities of female hegemonic contexts, regarded as vicious circles, and the involutional realities or, rather, ...

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This book would seem to confirm that intellectual progress happens by degrees and is a long and often tortuous process during the course of which new insights and logical configurations come to light which enable one to readdress an old contention...

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One can take humble or vulgar terms, including slang or casual obscenity, and seek to develop them philosophically in such a way that, through logical structuring, things come to light that would otherwise probably have remained buried and hidden ...

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This aphoristic philosophy project carries on the task begun earlier (see 'Eschatology or Scatology') of highlighting the distinctions between Social Theocracy and Social Democracy, though always from a perspective favouring the former, and brings...

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