An excellent review of an important CW book by Vaughan Rapatahana at Philosophy Now –
https://philosophynow.org/issues/119/Collected_Essays_on_Philosophers_by_Colin_Wilson
An excellent review of an important CW book by Vaughan Rapatahana at Philosophy Now –
https://philosophynow.org/issues/119/Collected_Essays_on_Philosophers_by_Colin_Wilson
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The Phenomenology of Excess 
I attended a philosophy club recently where we discussed Heidegger. While I enjoyed the discussion when I reflected on it afterwards it made me realise CW was onto something with his dog-with-a-bone approach – the nagging question with him always: is this philosophy enabling us to live more meaningful lives. You may think this is a question more for spiritual teachers and I see the main distinction between them and philosophers in this area. Philosophy can so easily become a parlour game!
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Absolutely. Colin did say that ‘philosophy is intuition aided by intellect’.
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