Collected Philosophical Dialogues

The forty-three dialogues included here, in author John O'Loughlin's collected philosophical dialogues, span the period 1977–84, when he also wrote essays and had not as yet abandoned such genres in favour, first, of his 'supernotational writings' (as a kind of cross between essays and aphorisms) and, then, of the aphoristic and even maximistic purism (whether independently or in combined formats) which took his philosophy to greater heights of truthful insight and, in a manner of speaking, metaphysical truth. – A Centretruths editorial