POWER of meanings // MEANINGS of power
  • About
  • Introduction
  • Browse the book
    • Completed pages
    • All the pages alphabetically >
      • B >
        • Benefits of understanding power
        • Binary thinking
        • Buddhism
      • C >
        • Choice
      • D >
        • Discovering your power
      • E >
        • Empowerment
      • F >
        • Foucault's "power is everywhere"
        • Free will
      • H >
        • Having power and using power
        • How everybody is powerful
        • How everybody is powerless
      • I >
        • Improving mental abilities
        • In control
        • Inequality
        • Influencing each other
        • Intentionality and power
      • L >
        • Language has power over us
        • Limited resources
      • M >
        • Macropower: discourse
        • Main theories of power
        • "May" power
        • Meanings of power that are not directly related to social power
        • Micropower: ability and influence
        • Mindfulness
        • My synesthetic perception of "power"
      • P >
        • Power and knowledge
        • Power as ability
        • Power as a chess game
        • Power as influence
        • Powerful and powerless
        • "Power" in language
        • Power is not a thing
        • Power of speech
        • Power of mind
        • Power on/off
        • Privilege
      • R >
        • Responsibility, blame and power
      • S >
        • Synonyms of power
      • T >
        • Theory of micro- and macropower
      • W >
        • What is power?
  • Author
    • My process

Completed Pages

This website is a book about power, a book that is in the process of being written. More specifically, it is a hypertext book, meaning that its pages are interconnected through links in complex ways. While blue links connect between entries of this website, purple links lead to other sites (same as any "regular" book includes references to sources outside of it). As this website is a work in progress, you will discover that many of the blue links lead to incomplete pages. This arrangement can give you an idea about the scope and style of my thinking, but exploring such a hypertext can be understandably frustrating. To address this problem, below I will list all completed entries for my readers to explore.

“Completed” merely means that these entries are coherent, that they are not just a compilation of notes. However, since this book is a work in progress, many "completed" pages will be modified over time.

  1. About
  2. Author
  3. ​Introduction
  4. Micropower: ability and influence
  5. My synesthetic perception of "power"
  6. Power as ability
  7. ​Power is not a thing
  8. What is power?
  • About
  • Introduction
  • Browse the book
    • Completed pages
    • All the pages alphabetically >
      • B >
        • Benefits of understanding power
        • Binary thinking
        • Buddhism
      • C >
        • Choice
      • D >
        • Discovering your power
      • E >
        • Empowerment
      • F >
        • Foucault's "power is everywhere"
        • Free will
      • H >
        • Having power and using power
        • How everybody is powerful
        • How everybody is powerless
      • I >
        • Improving mental abilities
        • In control
        • Inequality
        • Influencing each other
        • Intentionality and power
      • L >
        • Language has power over us
        • Limited resources
      • M >
        • Macropower: discourse
        • Main theories of power
        • "May" power
        • Meanings of power that are not directly related to social power
        • Micropower: ability and influence
        • Mindfulness
        • My synesthetic perception of "power"
      • P >
        • Power and knowledge
        • Power as ability
        • Power as a chess game
        • Power as influence
        • Powerful and powerless
        • "Power" in language
        • Power is not a thing
        • Power of speech
        • Power of mind
        • Power on/off
        • Privilege
      • R >
        • Responsibility, blame and power
      • S >
        • Synonyms of power
      • T >
        • Theory of micro- and macropower
      • W >
        • What is power?
  • Author
    • My process