New Cover and Copy for Kellebrew Philosophy Book

What if the world we perceive isn't merely misrepresented—but misrepresentation itself?

In this provocative and deeply reflective work, philosopher Tim Kellebrew challenges the Cartesian split of mind and body, proposing instead a radical rethinking of consciousness through the lens of dialogue, intersubjectivity, and shared meaning. On the World as Misrepresentation invites readers to reconsider long-held assumptions about the self, reality, and how we come to know anything at all.

Blending philosophical rigor with humanistic insight, Kellebrew draws on the thought of Descartes, Rorty, Putnam, Rosenthal, Davidson, and Buber to forge a compelling case: that mind and consciousness are not sealed within the individual, but emerge through encounter—through shared referents, through dialogue, through the presence of the other. This is not just philosophy; it is an ethical call to rediscover the dialogical nature of our being.

Whether you're a student of philosophy, a practitioner of psychology, or simply a seeker of deeper meaning, On the World as Misrepresentation offers a fresh framework for understanding mind, meaning, and the possible worlds we co-create.

"A hopeful and necessary reimagining of mind—not as isolated intellect, but as shared presence."--Team TiLu. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> YOU can still own this wonderful work by clicking here !

Publication Announcement: The Emergence: Book I of the Robochurch Trilogy by Lee J. Keller

 

Publication Announcement:  

The Emergence: Book I of the Robochurch Trilogy 

by Lee J. Keller

TiLu Press, LLC is proud to announce the publication of  The Emergence: Book I of the Robochurch Trilogy by Lee J. Keller. This work of  science fiction in novel form, depicts life in 2142 among a community of humans, robots, androids, and a worldwide system of government and surveillance that has led to oppression and servitude. Among them arises a movement of rebellion that promises freedom and inclusion to a group of characters that struggle against social injustice. Can their love and support for each other and an emerging enigmatic leader bring them together as government forces threaten to divide them and pull them apart? Hailed by The Prairies Book Review as: "Original and compelling… A very promising beginning for a fascinating series."  

The book is currently available as a trade paperback edition and an eBook. The eBook version is widely available on a number of retailer platforms, including Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and a number of other international eBook platforms. The trade paperback edition is currently available on Amazon, and is forthcoming to the other platforms, including brick and mortar bookstores in the near future. We are proud to include this interesting title among our publications! Congrats to Lee J. Keller and the entire editorial team for making this happen!~~Li Jili

Order Page Links: The Amazon order page for the book is here. The Apple Books page is here. Barnes & Noble here. Other platforms are also available. 

Complete Publication Information:

Full title: The Emergence: Book I of the Robochurch Trilogy

Author Name: Lee J. Keller

Publisher: TiLu Press, LLC

Pub Date: 9/15/2021

Page count: 346

No Illustrations

Price: 14.99 USD Trade Paperback (ISBN: 978-1737230403).

Price: 9.99 USD eBook (ISBN: 978-1737230410).

Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN): 2021942865

Book Description: In 2142, a new movement promises freedom and inclusion to humans and machines. The sweeping persecution of its followers by governments will lead to the unraveling of a worldwide system of surveillance and control. Who is responsible? Is it an AI, terrorist group, or spiritual movement? As the leader of the new movement is about to be revealed, groups of followers, pursuing authorities, and kindred robots converge in one place. When the leader identifies herself as a woman, at a time when human women have already been decimated by two Gender Wars and supplanted by robots—what does it all mean? Will this new movement free humans and machines to think for themselves and defeat an old system that has kept them divided in a legacy of oppression? It will take their deepest strength, a profound love for each other, and deep faith, just to find out.

 Recently Published and Updated for 2021: Paperbound Edition of On the World as Misrepresentation

TiLu Press has recently upgraded and revised Tim Kellebrew's book on Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind and Dialogue! Upgraded and revised from the 2012 eBook version, this title has been reworked and formatted for a paper edition. Footnotes are replaced by helpful endnotes, and the book has been edited for new content. The chapter headings have been revised for clarity and conciseness. This work should be of interest to philosophy students and those interested in the social domains of mind. As a unique perspective, some of Kellebrew's comments are based upon his over 35 years of clinical practice as a practicing psychotherapist. Although psychotherapy is not the primary focus of this work, there are interesting comments about mind and consciousness that only a dialogical therapist would make! Readers interested in Martin Buber's philosophy of I-Thou and how Buber's ideas could be used to overcome divisiveness and promote inclusion will discover a useful book to read! ~~ND  You can order the book by clicking here or by clicking on the book cover above.

Here is what author, Tim Kellebrew stated: "I am happy to announce that my philosophy book has just been published in paperback! This work looks at the philosophy of mind and epistemology concerns in light of mind, other minds, consciousness, and how dialogue can be a pathway to the resolution of conflicts, divisiveness, or misunderstandings in social and even international domains of relating."

 Also, an interesting quote from Einstein (discovered after this book was written), seems to have a similar theme: “A human being is a part of the whole called by us universe, a part limited in time and space. He experiences himself, his thoughts and feeling as something separated from the rest, a kind of optical delusion of his consciousness. This delusion is a kind of prison for us, restricting us to our personal desires and to affection for a few persons nearest to us. Our task must be to free ourselves from this prison by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty.”