Waymaking
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.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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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...
Magic Circles never Close
I write every other Wednesday to personalize and explore the navigational approach and it will be midnight soon so I am sitting to share what comes, fragments from today, a day which started with an intense (beautiful) conversation (which y...
Agency is not Hierarchy, it's Haecceity
I write unscripted every other Wednesday about something related to the navigational approach to mind. This one (written after a long day) explores how way-making moves beyond hierarchies like ‘high agency vs low agency’ towards constella...
Walking is Thinking
Hi everyone. I went for a windy walk over two bridges through a small hail storm to try and clear my head and get my ideas in order to finish my every-other-Wednesday post, but it’s not going to happen.
I really wanted to send a piece tha...
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Exploring a navigational approach to mind. Philosopher, educator, author, hippocampus-lover, devoted walker, trained in neuroscience & urban heritage. Upcoming: Holding Paradox (Iff) & How to Be Alive (HarperOne).
Love is not the opposite of science; it's reasonable to care. Deeply researched, unscripted conversations exploring philosophical, scientific, technological & poetic spaces beyond either/or bounds. [email protected] / www.making-ways.com
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