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Andrea Hiott, Love and PhilosophyExploring landscapes of mind. Personal, academic, sensual & potential. Sketches & diaries while building the Navigational Approach to Embodied Science (NAES). Hippocampus inspired. Vulnerable wonderings & wanderings. Movement as first philosophy.
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Bodies and Ecologies Entrance
Writing on the move Wednesdays, inspired by the navigational approach to mind. I write each text in one sitting and hit send, then I go back and revise over the next days if I have time. I do this because the kinetics and mistakes and mom...
The Ways we Limit Ourselves
"What actually turns most people on is seeing other people turned on."
I write off-the-cuff every other Wednesday about some topic related to the navigational approach to mind. This one comes after a long day of writing, teaching & many me...
Thinking Through Landscape
I find it extremely difficult to face up to the ways of the world sometimes.
Recently, for example, I had to turn away when a pine marten came to steal the eggs of an osprey. All that work gone in the blink of an eye; the osprey had been...
the Navigational Approach to Mind
Mind is the navigational action of the body; it is first and always bodily.
We learn that mind is ‘in our heads’ but mind is a full body experience, and beyond. Minds are ways we move as individuals, relationships, encounters an...
Thinking is Steering
I write unscripted every other Wednesday on something related to the Navigational Approach to Mind, which I’ve been working towards for over a decade in philosophy and neuroscience. This post is a bit more psychedelic than others, but tha...
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