Exploring the philosophy and ecology of movement. Personal, academic, sensual & potential. Sketches towards a Navigational Approach to Embodied Science (NAES).
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Research Conversation with Hasok Chang
a research conversation about Inventing Temperature, operational coherence, and how some of Chang's ideas could be helpful towards clarifying a navigational approach to mind
Participatory Sense-Making
In this week’s late night Wednesday post on the philosophy and ecology of navigational mind, I’d like to share a few papers & further resources relative to ‘participatory sense-making’. We’ve had conversations with the authors of these pa...
collage of movement
hello from nyc where i have seen fires and floods over the last week but also sun and humidity, seven pigeons sitting in a row inside the subway, the lovely trees and light of central park, and bridges over brooklyn lit up like movies
it i...
Bodies of Stars Meeting in Outer Space: Benjamin and the Konstellation
Holding paradox means letting opposites be, then exploring what constellates with each point beyond that binary tension. It is part of being able to consider mind navigationally.1
I write about this in different ways. My next book, H...
Paradoxis: Paradox as Praxis
Life as paradox.
In every cell of our bodies, since the beginning of life, metabolism simultaneously builds up and breaks down. At every moment of our lived experience, thoughts tussle for dominance and attention in our mind, construct...
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