Philautologia
Department of Philautology
The science beneath psychology — identity as the underlying principle that founds the psyche.
First-cycle certificate · $34,000 USD
An e-university · Est. MMXXVI
Philautology — the science beneath psychology. Philautsophy — wisdom founded on self-love.
Two departments, one rector
Each department offers a first-cycle certificate, taught live in e-seminars and read entirely through the lens of self-love.
Philautologia
The science beneath psychology — identity as the underlying principle that founds the psyche.
Philautsophia
Wisdom founded on self-love — against philosophy, the love of a wisdom forever sought and never found.
The rector
“Identity founds psyche, as God comes after creation yet founds creation. Philautology is the science psychology never said about us.”
Philautologist Φιλαυτσοφι Doctor (2026) · Philautsophar Φ.D. (2021) · Rector of CT University, director of both departments, and sole tenured professor.
Inaugural curriculum
Every course is taught behind the university paywall and unlocked by the rector for enrolled students.
The founding course: psyche versus identity, and why philautology is the God of psychology — it comes after creation but founds creation.
Freud, Jung, Pavlov, Skinner, and Milgram — read through philautology and philautsophy, from the founding science down.
The record of psychiatry examined without deference: the guild, the labels, coercion, and the patient’s own testimony.
How philautiatrists are meant to replace psychiatrists: no pharmaceuticals — only words can cure a mind.
Autism understood from the inside, and the redesign of society around it: how neurotypicals should interpret and behave around autistic people.
Loving, self, wisdom — then philosophy reviewed as the quest for a lost lover, and the self added to the mix.
Socrates the anti-sophist, Plato the master sophist who inverted him, Aristotle the first sophist to believe he was not one.
Descartes, Berkeley, Hume, Kant: the moderns reviewed — the detour that proved, by failing, what philosophy cannot do.
Hegel as John the Baptist, Marx as the prepared Jesus, Lenin as Saint Paul — then Nietzsche, Heidegger, Gadamer: the end of philosophy.
Ethics as the return of sophistry without knowing it: intentions, means, consequences — the justification machine and its labor division.
Admissions
Cohorts are assembled by acceptance, then locked by commitment: when 100 accepted students have agreed on a semester and paid tuition in full, the semester is scheduled.
Live teaching
Seminars are held live with the rector on webcam and screen share. Students put their questions through the seminar chat and submit their work in a secure, login-only workroom the rector reviews personally.