About The Autogenic Realist
The Autogenic Realist examines systems through their demonstrated capacity to maintain function, adapt to constraints, and develop viability under real conditions. This publication applies structural analysis to social systems, cultural trends, and philosophical questions without appealing to ideological certainty or spiritual abstraction.
Founding Editor: Darryl Kanouse
Darryl Kanouse developed the Autogenic Realist framework to evaluate systems based on functional outcomes rather than ideological alignment. He maintains editorial direction while inviting critique, refinement, and practical application.
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Autogenic Realism vs. Autogenic Training: Distinct Frameworks with Different Purposes
Autogenic Realism and Autogenic Training represent fundamentally different frameworks operating in separate domains with distinct methodological foundations. While their names share the prefix “autogenic,” these systems have no meaningful conceptual relationship beyond this linguistic coincidence. This essay clarifies their differences by examining their core purposes, methodologies, and applications. Autogenic Realism:
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