Tag Archives: Hannah Arendt
Integral Manifesto Pt II(2): Subjects and Surrogates/ The I-Thou
Books Discussed in this Section Martin Buber (2008) I and Thou, Hesperides Press Hannah Arendt (1958) The Human Condition, The University of Chicago Press, Chicago Bonnitta Roy (2006) A Process Model of Integral Theory, from Integral Review Journal, Issue 3 at … Continue reading
Integral Manifesto Pt II(1): Intersubjective Fields
Books Discussed in this Section The IHDP working paper at http://www.ihdp.uni-bonn.de/html/publications/workingpaper/wp02m.htm Hannah Arendt (1958) The Human Condition, The University of Chicago Press, Chicago Introduction Consider again the proposition of this manifesto The fundamental encounter of subject-to-subject in a shared subjective space … Continue reading
Integral Manifesto Pt I(5): Three Cautionary Tales of Scale/ Technologies
Books Discussed in this Section Hannah Arendt (1958) The Human Condition, The University of Chicago Press, Chicago Bruno Latour (1999)Pandora’s Hope: Essays on the Reality of Science Studies, Harvard University Press Technologies In the realm of human action, technology elevates it’s … Continue reading
Integral Manifesto Part I(2): Action
Books Discussed in this Section Hannah Arendt ( 1958) The Human Condition The University of Chicago Press, Chicago Political Action To the extent that collective labor depends upon the quantification of laborers and their interchangeability, while collaborative work depends upon the … Continue reading
An Integral Manifesto Part I(1) : Labor Work
Books Discussed in this Section Hannah Arendt (1958) The Human Condition The University of Chicago Press, Chicago Preface People operate on unexamined assumptions most of the time. If you want to get a quick list of these assumptions, just write down the … Continue reading
