Cøbr∆_
@abitante.bsky.social
Chaos Oracle // serpent royalty // snake deity
Freak, queer, experimentalist, ritualist, multi.artist
Tats,scars, performance art and more
Freak, queer, experimentalist, ritualist, multi.artist
Tats,scars, performance art and more
That's a shot of my first time as a pole dancer to an live audience.
February 16, 2024 at 3:08 AM
That's a shot of my first time as a pole dancer to an live audience.
Reposted by Cøbr∆_
I am ashamed to admit that I never clicked before that "organized," "organic," and "organism" derive from the Greek word for "instrument," organon.
So, when we refer to "organisms," we implicitly connect ourselves to the tradition of living beings as mechanisms or machines.
🦋🦫🐋🌱🧪#PhilSci #HistSTM
So, when we refer to "organisms," we implicitly connect ourselves to the tradition of living beings as mechanisms or machines.
🦋🦫🐋🌱🧪#PhilSci #HistSTM
Interesting new piece on the history of the idea of living beings as "organized," from Galen through "closure of constraints."
🦋🦫🐋🌱🧪#PhilSci #HistSTM
🦋🦫🐋🌱🧪#PhilSci #HistSTM
“Organization”: Its Conceptual History and Its Relationship to Other Fundamental Biological Concepts
The conceptual history of the term “organization” begins in Medieval times with the reception and transformation of Aristotle’s philosophy of life. It designates the corporeal struct...
link.springer.com
February 16, 2024 at 12:47 AM
I am ashamed to admit that I never clicked before that "organized," "organic," and "organism" derive from the Greek word for "instrument," organon.
So, when we refer to "organisms," we implicitly connect ourselves to the tradition of living beings as mechanisms or machines.
🦋🦫🐋🌱🧪#PhilSci #HistSTM
So, when we refer to "organisms," we implicitly connect ourselves to the tradition of living beings as mechanisms or machines.
🦋🦫🐋🌱🧪#PhilSci #HistSTM
