Showing posts with label resilience. Show all posts
Showing posts with label resilience. Show all posts
A Closer Look at Integral Theory
by RealPTC Expert
Adapted from the Drishti Centre for Integral Action website:
A Closer Look at Integral Theory
By Gail Hochachka
Integral is the farthest reach of inter-disciplinary to date. It links "divergent" disciplines (such as the natural sciences, economics, politics, culture, psychology, and spirituality), including both the exterior (objective) aspects of life with the interior invisible (subjective
A Closer Look at Integral Theory
By Gail Hochachka
Integral is the farthest reach of inter-disciplinary to date. It links "divergent" disciplines (such as the natural sciences, economics, politics, culture, psychology, and spirituality), including both the exterior (objective) aspects of life with the interior invisible (subjective
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BMD,
CCD,
climate change,
EHS,
Ken Wilber,
knowledge,
methodology,
Panarchy,
paradigms,
PJO,
praxis,
resilience,
sustainability,
theory,
theory_integral
DeLanda on Deleuze
by RealPTC Expert
Deleuze and the Open-ended Becoming of the World
by Manuel DeLanda
With the final mathematization of classical physics in the nineteenth century, a certain picture of the world emerged dominant, one in which clockwork determinism reigned supreme and time played no creative role, so that the future was effectively closed, completely given in the past. Although the set of equations with which
by Manuel DeLanda
With the final mathematization of classical physics in the nineteenth century, a certain picture of the world emerged dominant, one in which clockwork determinism reigned supreme and time played no creative role, so that the future was effectively closed, completely given in the past. Although the set of equations with which
Labels:
Bodymind_Dynamics,
Ecology,
economics,
emergence,
Environment_Health_Sustainability,
evolution,
Polity_Justice_Organization,
resilience,
sustainability,
theory,
theory_integral
Water Blogged: Blog Action Day
by RealPTC Expert
From Archive Fire: Our deepest fears are not that we are inadequate, but that we are powerful beyond measure.Today is Blog Action Day 2010. This year's theme is WATER. Throughout the day I will be providing links to some of the best posts appearing online participating in Blog Action Day 2010. I’ll update this post often with new entries. Many of these posts are beautifully written, passionately
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activism,
blogging,
Ecology,
education,
Environment_Health_Sustainability,
Polity_Justice_Organization,
resilience,
water
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