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Dooyeweerdian philosophy is a network, not a linear sequence. Dooyeweerd was both critical and positive, carefully examining other thought from the ancient Greeks through to the mid twentieth century on the one hand, and proposing a bold alternative on the other. Where you start depends on who you are, what your interests are.
References to other material are usually found at the bottom of each page, usually hyperlinked within the page.
The site contains:
I'm afraid you will find much overlap of material. An example is the ax.html page that explains the structure of the Aspects page; this page contains much material found elsewhere on the site. This is because the site was originally concerned only with Dooyeweerd's aspects, and parts of his wider theory that were relevant to aspects were very briefly explained in ax.html. But since then, the site's purpose has widened, and as it has grown, some parts of Dooyeweerd's theories have been included in pages as an explanation of other parts when, in fact, they should have pages in their own right. Over the course of time, these pages have been written but the initial explanatory material has remained.
If you find any confusion or contradiction, please refer first to the dates found at the foot of the page (which show the update history of each page): later writing is likely to be more valid than earlier where they contradict.
html, and develop on an Amiga at low resolution, so that I am not tempted to assume any particular technical wizadry. No frames, no Javascript, few pictures unless necessary to illustrate or provide information (such as about the campaign below).
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This is part of The Dooyeweerd Pages, which explain, explore and discuss Dooyeweerd's interesting philosophy. Questions or comments are very welcome.
Compiled by Andrew Basden. You may use this material subject to conditions.
Written on the Amiga with Protext.
Created: 3 March 2003. Last updated: 11 May 2005 made 'help' section more accessible; tables. 3 September 2009 'what want do' and labels. 22 August 2013 list of pointers from overview. 3 September 2015 corrected '../'; rid counter; new .nav.