I recently had the pleasure to attend a special pre-screening of a new film entitled An Ecology of Mind. The film is an hour-long documentary about the anthropologist and philosopher Gregory Bateson that was created by his daughter Nora Bateson. At the start of the film Nora claims that it is a film “about the way [...]
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Movie Review: An Ecology of Mind
Posted by Jeff Carreira on November 18, 2010
http://evolutionaryphilosophy.com/2010/11/18/movie-review-an-ecology-of-mind/
In Times of Crisis Philosophy is Not a Luxury: Part 2
We have become very familiar, perhaps over-familiar, with the word crisis. Everyday we hear about the environmental crisis, the economic crisis, the crisis of global warming, and the crisis of violent extremism and on and on. In seems that the efforts on the parts of many concerned individuals have successfully awakened the public to the [...]
Posted by Jeff Carreira on June 19, 2009
http://evolutionaryphilosophy.com/2009/06/19/in-times-of-crisis-philosophy-is-not-a-luxury-part-2/
William James and The Absolute
In my last post I tried to evoke a sense of how far personally and culturally human beings might have to go in our own evolution in order to be able to overcome our global challenges and ultimately evolve into higher possibilities. In a similar vein in the last chapter of his book “Pragmatism” William [...]
Posted by Jeff Carreira on March 16, 2009
http://evolutionaryphilosophy.com/2009/03/16/william-james-and-the-absolute/
