Books by Josef Chytry

Cosmotheism retrieves the importance of a cosmic approach to reality through its revival of the heliocentric creed championed by Copernicus, Bruno and Kepler, through its critiques of historical patterns of politics and technology, and through its sponsorship of emancipatory thinkers, artists, "psychonauts," and cosmologists.

Mountain of Paradise challenges conventional taxonomies of world civilizations by introducing a new and formidable candidate: the civilization of Greater California presently incubating as the evolution of California into a veritable "nation-state" or "world commonwealth" according to contemporary commentators and scholars.

Offers essays on ancient Hellenic twin concepts of thalassocracy and theatrocracy in their relations to orthodox contemporary theories of political democracy. This title forms a continuation of ongoing project to disseminate a faculty of thought called cytherics, which is defined as sighting of aphrodisian - aesthetic-erotic - environments.