Trandisciplinary studies on culture (and) education no 12
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Frontpage Table of Contents |
1. AFTER BATESON: TOWARDS A NEW DISCOURSE AND APPLICATIONS
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Monika Jaworska-Witkowska EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION |
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Nora Bateson: a Biographic Note Filmmaker, writer, educator. lecturer President of the International Bateson Institute, Sweden, USA |
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Nora Bateson GUEST-EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION |
2. GREGORY BATESON UNPUBLISHED
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Phillip Guddemi INTRODUCTION, “METALOGUE: IS THERE A CONSPIRACY” |
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Gregory Bateson METALOGUE: IS THERE A CONSPIRACY? |
3. NEW CHALLENGES
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Nora Bateson WARM DATA: CONTEXTUAL RESEARCH AND THE EVOLUTION OF SCIENCE |
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Rex Weyler ECOLOGICAL TRAUMA AND COMMON ADDICTION |
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Frederick Steier and Jane Jorgenson TOWARDS AN ECOSYSTEMIC FLEXIBILITY |
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Kenneth Silvestri “LIVING LIFE IN AN EVOLVING CONTEXT AND THE ECOLOGY OF SELF” |
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John McWhirter |
4. APPLICATIONS
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Antonietta Pantè GREGORY AND NORA BATESON’S THINKING AND THE RELATIONSHIP WITH NEUROCOGNITIVE REHABILITATION |
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Adam Skibiński HOW TO THINK AFTER BATESON OR METALOGY IN ACTION |
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Sławomir Magala THE CONCRETE & THE ECOSYSTEM: ECOLOGY OF THE EMBODIED AND SOCIALIZED KNOWLEDGE |
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Erik Graffman ON GREGORY BATESON’S EPISTEMOLOGY, HIS DEFINITION OF MIND, AND ITS SOLUTION TO THE CARTESIAN DUALISM – OR MIND-BODY PROBLEM |
5. ON BATESON’S PRESENCE
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Maimunah Mosli REVISITING BATESON’S IDEAS: TOWARDS BRIDGING AN HUMANIFYING FAMILY THERAPY PRACTICE AND TRAININGIN SINGAPORE |
6. DISCUSSIONS
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Gail Kara REFLECTIONS ON NORA BATESON’S SMALL ARCS OF LARGER CIRCLES: FRAMING THROUGH OTHER PATTERNS: A REVIEW |
