transpersonal

Zaum: The Transrational Poetry of Russian Futurism.

Three motivational levels of values are described in this typology: type I values (transrational) are grounded in metaphysical principles; type II values (rational) are grounded in either consequence (Type IIa) or consensus (Type Ilb); amd type III values (subrational) are grounded in preference (Hodgkinson, 1978, 1991).

Futurism, transrational poetry, and psychoanalytical interpretations of literature

So Haiti, known for its natural and sociopolitical calamities, offers us a book about the immaterial, transrational spirituality of its Vodou, about the world beyond time and space.

A similarly totalizing mode of thinking appears in an essay Zdanevich wrote--with Aleksei Kruchenykh, one of the famed creators of transrational zaum poetry--for a 1917 exhibition in Georgia's capital city, Tbilisi, featuring the work of his brother Kirill Zdanevich, who had fought in World War I and had just been demobilized.

However, instead of using the former as an argument in favor of God's existence, Malick uses a universe impregnated with beauty to relate to his viewers on a transrational level.

In turn, the act of faith would be construed, not as a transrational knowledge, but as an irrational "leap" wholly inaccessible to reason.

Khlebnikov experimented with "transrational language," creatively envisioning, for example, "bird language," and a "language of the gods" (Cooke 1987, 87).

as 'Anarchy of the subject, anarchy of becoming, transrational

(76) The Borderland is that space in the mind where the rational, the 'transrational', and nature meet and are integrated.

This is not to say it is irrational but, perhaps, transrational or beyond reason alone.