Daniel R. White Boeken

The narrative weaves a historical fable examining how European thought has shaped industrial civilization and the resulting ecological crisis. It delves into alternative perspectives on nature and culture, spanning from Romanticism to ecological theory. Key themes include ecological poetics, technological artistry, and evolutionary learning, highlighting the dynamics of communication and the quest for a sustainable ecological ethic. Through this exploration, the book aims to redefine the understanding of natural and cultural history.

Exploring self-discovery in a postmodern context, this book uses the metaphor of a labyrinth to navigate contemporary culture. Guided by Nietzsche, it takes readers on a journey through diverse experiences, including a shopping mall, Kafka-inspired odyssey, and a Nine Inch Nails concert during the Gulf War. It critically examines psychiatry and psychotherapy while prompting reflections on identity and existence within the biosphere. The narrative intertwines philosophical insights with vivid cultural moments, creating a thought-provoking exploration of the mind.