The following is a series of emails exchanged between Mat Wilson and I over the course of the last several months ( my messages will be in bold , Mr. Wilson's not): --------------------------------- Mat, First,... More »
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The symposium is almost over now, but it has been fun, and if I don't say so myself, wildly successful. The discussions will continue long after this week has ended, I'm sure. The essays up... More »
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Next week, beginning on Wednesday August 13th, several bloggers here on Gaia (including myself) will be participating in a symposium geared toward deepening our appreciation of the relationship between enactivism and integral theory with the... More »
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Symposium will be next week (Aug. 11th) Thinkers involved (so far): http://julianwalkeryoga.gaia.com/ http://brucealderman.gaia.com/ http://crouchingtiger.gaia.com/ http://rousetheoneness.gaia.com/ http://karmabuster.gaia.com/ (so far) preliminary discussion already going on: http://julianwalkeryoga.gaia.com/blog... some ideas to read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludwig_v... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systems_... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francisc... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cartesia... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integral... "According to... More »
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Response to Wonderist's objections to my characterization of selfish gene theory. Neo-Darwinian approaches to evolution have taught us much about evolution by revealing one mechanism operating therein. However, asserting that the natural selection of genes... More »
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Integral theory's approach to evolution (at least as represented by Ken Wilber) is often criticized as being indistinguishable from creation science. Rather than denying what Darwin has shown us, though, why can't we just include... More »
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I'm having some integrally-inspired conversations on YouTube that I would really love to have other's join in on... here is a taste. If you like it my YouTube channel is called: redliterocket4. Please give me... More »
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Some self-reflection on the nature of the "other," followed by my take on Gebser's book. More on Gebser (part 1) Part 2
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