Nathan Coppedge developed an oeuvre of astonishing variety, encompassing fourteen or more sub-styles, often inspired by M.C. Escher and the Abstract Expressionists. Working with a roller-ball pen and calligraphy ink, as well as acrylic and watercolor, he produced over a thousand works during a twelve-year period. Here, for the first time, his works are available in a large 8.5 X 11 volume, with full color illustrations: over 400 pages. Viewers have said that Nathan's work "locks together like a trap." This edition has been updated with additional paintings.

Coherent Theories of Macrobiology (updated edition): This deeply metaphorical work is the first to give hints of common themes of evolution between earthly and Xenoid phenotypes, to provide general methods of logic for interpreting the genome, and (in the appendix) to deconstruct chemistry into consistent properties affecting neurology and body composition. As ambitious as this work is, the author admits that it is a work of philosophy and not hard science. This is a highly original foray into the field of dimensional biology, a field which the author himself virtually invented. This is the...

An aspiring immortal since the age of 9, Nathan Coppedge recognizes that true immortality is an exceptional principle. This text, framed as an encyclopedia, provides a wealth of lore and principles aimed at the quest of immortality. Herbal, mythological, metaphysical, and encyclopedic, this text illuminates with hopeful outlook on the immortal quest.

Coppedge conceived of dimensional phenomenology as important for the '4th dimension of multi-dimensionalism.' The themes introduced cross boundaries between philosophy and psychology, spirituality and the life sciences, with a focus on what is most vitally important to experience: what we need to understand, how we feel, and in what ways we go about understanding and emoting. Coppedge addresses such themes as emotional meaning, intuitionism, existential mereology, and material semantics in this striking and colorful work, always with a view towards the methods and perceptions which are most...

In this original work, the author (an abstract artist) demonstrates what he calls the 'many-folded forms' of artistic expression. Art cannot be outdone as a symbol both for variation and the transcendental. Art represents not just 'power' and 'motion, ' but arguably every type of genius. The author believes that genius can be taught, and introduces guidance on many aspects of aesthetics. Included are numerous illustrations showing how the categories of art theory are foundational for many aesthetic choices and techniques. The work is a propo in that it extends the functions and models...

This is the printed edition of Nathan Coppedge's highly original webpage of systems, including: Formal / logical-, archetypal-, applied-, truth- psychological-, ethical-, rubric-, metaphysical, and many other areas, all rigorously organized and meticulously demonstrated. The informal approach offers the advantage of not straightjacketing the reader. Unique features of the volume are concise descriptions of coherent systems, gestalt, intuitive calculus, and many more. The total length is 412 pages.

Coppedge divides the history of all philosophy into two distinct epochs: the Classical and Neo-Classical. His hope is to bridge the gap in history of philosophy, and dispel the myth of an un-surmountable dark age. Coppedge has interpolated a multitude of philosophers using special techniques: there are systems and aphorisms by Plato, Socrates, Aristotle, Thales, Anaximander, Anaximenes, Pythagoras, Xenophanes, Heraclitus, Protagoras and other Sophists, Zeno, Pyrrho, Epictetus, Locke, Kant, Novalis, Antoinette, Suffragists, Wittgenstein, Canetti, Popper, the Chinese philosophers Confucius and...

A famous psychologist once said: -Money and sandwiches: the key to man and woman.- This text begins with four exceptional chapters: (Exceptional Psychology, Expressionist Psychology, Multi-Mind, and Brokenality), the author sets out to boldly explore the nuances of function and dysfunction, optimism, and madness. A bold narrative in the tradition of Jungian psychology. Recommended for those studying functionalism, behavioral therapy, cognition, and schizophrenia. The author has experience with mental illness, and is the previous author of numerous psychological texts.