By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 13 Jul 20
The Midwest Book Review has given Developmental Politics an âunreservedly recommendedâ review on their âpolitical science shelf.â Other reviews of DP are also in the works, which I will repost here are they appear. The Political Science Shelf Developmental Politics Steve McIntosh www.stevemcintosh.com Paragon House 3600 Labore Road, Suite 1, St. Paul, MN 55110-4144 https://www.paragonhouse.com/wp 9781557789426, $19.95, PB, 248pp, www.amazon.com Synopsis: The Trump administration and the current congressional make-up clearly demonstrates and showcases that American politics are badly broken â that with such factors as voter suppression, âdark money contributionsâ, Russian social media driven electoral sabotage efforts, and out-of-control special …
The Midwest Book Review has given Developmental Politics an âunreservedly recommendedâ review on their âpolitical science shelf.â Other reviews of DP are also in the works, which I will repost here are they appear. The Political Science Shelf Developmental Politics Steve McIntosh www.stevemcintosh.com Paragon House 3600 Labore Road, Suite 1, St. Paul, MN 55110-4144 https://www.paragonhouse.com/wp 9781557789426, $19.95, PB, 248pp, www.amazon.com …
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 5 Jul 20
Hereâs my latest podcast with Layman Pascal wherein we discuss the idea that value itself can be understood as a form of interior energy that influences consciousness and culture. As described in chapters 5, 6 and 7 of Developmental Politics, value serves as the motivating power that attracts human interest and generates political will. Also in the podcast, at 19:50, I comment on the recent unrest surrounding the murder of George Floyd: âI think in general that progressivism is the most evolved large-scale form of culture that has yet to appear in the timeline of human history. But like all …
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Hereâs my latest podcast with Layman Pascal wherein we discuss the idea that value itself can be understood as a form of interior energy that influences consciousness and culture. As described in chapters 5, 6 and 7 of Developmental Politics, value serves as the motivating power that attracts human interest and generates political will. Also in the podcast, at 19:50, …
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By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 5 Jul 20
Hereâs my latest podcast with Layman Pascal wherein we discuss the idea that value itself can be understood as a form of interior energy that influences consciousness and culture. As described in chapters 5, 6 and 7 of Developmental Politics, value serves as the motivating power that attracts human interest and generates political will. Also in the podcast, at 19:50, I comment on the recent unrest surrounding the murder of George Floyd: âI think in general that progressivism is the most evolved large-scale form of culture that has yet to appear in the timeline of human history. But like all …
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Hereâs my latest podcast with Layman Pascal wherein we discuss the idea that value itself can be understood as a form of interior energy that influences consciousness and culture. As described in chapters 5, 6 and 7 of Developmental Politics, value serves as the motivating power that attracts human interest and generates political will. Also in the podcast, at 19:50, …
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By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 6 Jun 20
USA Today (2.6 million daily readers) published my op-ed today: âMrs. Americaâ Shows How Art Can Bridge Our Nationâs Cultural, Partisan Divisions In the op-ed I argue that Cate Blanchettâs performance demonstrates âcultural intelligence.â ShareThe post USA Today Op-Ed: âMrs. Americaâ Shows How Art Can Bridge Our Nationâs Cultural, Partisan Divisions appeared first on Institute for Cultural Evolution.
USA Today (2.6 million daily readers) published my op-ed today: âMrs. Americaâ Shows How Art Can Bridge Our Nationâs Cultural, Partisan Divisions In the op-ed I argue that Cate Blanchettâs performance demonstrates âcultural intelligence.â ShareThe post USA Today Op-Ed: âMrs. Americaâ Shows How Art Can Bridge Our Nationâs Cultural, Partisan Divisions appeared first on Institute for Cultural Evolution.
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 6 Jun 20
USA Today (2.6 million daily readers) published my op-ed today: âMrs. Americaâ Shows How Art Can Bridge Our Nationâs Cultural, Partisan Divisions In the op-ed I argue that Cate Blanchettâs performance demonstrates âcultural intelligence.â The post USA Today Op-Ed: âMrs. Americaâ Shows How Art Can Bridge Our Nationâs Cultural, Partisan Divisions appeared first on Steve McIntosh: Official Website.
USA Today (2.6 million daily readers) published my op-ed today: âMrs. Americaâ Shows How Art Can Bridge Our Nationâs Cultural, Partisan Divisions In the op-ed I argue that Cate Blanchettâs performance demonstrates âcultural intelligence.â The post USA Today Op-Ed: âMrs. Americaâ Shows How Art Can Bridge Our Nationâs Cultural, Partisan Divisions appeared first on Steve McIntosh: Official Website.
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 2 Jun 20
Dear Friends, This is an invitation to join me for: #EnoughisEnough: An Integral Conversation About Overcoming Racism in Americawith Special Guests Greg Thomas, Mark Palmer, and Gabriel Wilson.On Integral Justice Warrior, a webinar hosted by Diane Musho Hamilton, Rob McNamara, and Corey deVos. Sunday, June 7th, 3 pm MThttps://integrallife.com/live/ In light of the recent violent deaths of three black Americans — Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd — at the hands of current and former police officers in the United States, the June 7th edition of Integral Justice Warrior features special guests Greg Thomas, Mark Palmer and Gabriel Wilson to …
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Dear Friends, This is an invitation to join me for: #EnoughisEnough: An Integral Conversation About Overcoming Racism in Americawith Special Guests Greg Thomas, Mark Palmer, and Gabriel Wilson.On Integral Justice Warrior, a webinar hosted by Diane Musho Hamilton, Rob McNamara, and Corey deVos. Sunday, June 7th, 3 pm MThttps://integrallife.com/live/ In light of the recent violent deaths of three black Americans — …
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By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 20 May 20
Ever since I cast my first vote for Jimmy Carter in 1980, Iâve identified politically as a progressive. And while I continue to support many progressive political goals, the political position advocated by my new book, Developmental Politics, is best characterized as post-progressive. This emerging post-progressive perspective is not âanti-progressive,â it seeks to better integrate progressive values with the laudable concerns of Americaâs mainstream culture. In my new 1,200 word article published in Areo Magazine, I discuss the goals of post-progressive politics and outline its method of âcultural intelligence.â Cultural intelligence is the ability to recognize the mutual interdependence of …
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Ever since I cast my first vote for Jimmy Carter in 1980, Iâve identified politically as a progressive. And while I continue to support many progressive political goals, the political position advocated by my new book, Developmental Politics, is best characterized as post-progressive. This emerging post-progressive perspective is not âanti-progressive,â it seeks to better integrate progressive values with the laudable …
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By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 20 May 20
Ever since I cast my first vote for Jimmy Carter in 1980, Iâve identified politically as a progressive. And while I continue to support many progressive political goals, the political position advocated by my new book, Developmental Politics, is best characterized as post-progressive. This emerging post-progressive perspective is not âanti-progressive,â it seeks to better integrate progressive values with the laudable concerns of Americaâs mainstream culture. In my new 1,200 word article published in Areo Magazine, I discuss the goals of post-progressive politics and outline its method of âcultural intelligence.â Cultural intelligence is the ability to recognize the mutual interdependence of …
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Ever since I cast my first vote for Jimmy Carter in 1980, Iâve identified politically as a progressive. And while I continue to support many progressive political goals, the political position advocated by my new book, Developmental Politics, is best characterized as post-progressive. This emerging post-progressive perspective is not âanti-progressive,â it seeks to better integrate progressive values with the laudable …
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By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 22 Apr 20
Iâm adding to the philosophers I profiled in my last blog post titled: My âArmchair Philosopherâ Series. These seven additional philosopher profiles were originally posted on my Facebook page. The posts garnered some interesting comments. Taylor Eminent philosopher Charles Taylor on the deep intuition of the reality of transcendence: âThe individual pursuit of happiness as defined by consumer culture still absorbs much of our time and energy, or else the threat of being shut out of this pursuit through poverty, unemployment, incapacity galvanizes all our efforts. ⊠All this is true, and yet the sense that there is something more …
Iâm adding to the philosophers I profiled in my last blog post titled: My âArmchair Philosopherâ Series. These seven additional philosopher profiles were originally posted on my Facebook page. The posts garnered some interesting comments. Taylor Eminent philosopher Charles Taylor on the deep intuition of the reality of transcendence: âThe individual pursuit of happiness as defined by consumer culture still …
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 12 Apr 20
During the pandemic shutdown Iâve been more active on Twitter and Facebook than usual. On April 8 I tweeted one of my favorite quotes by Alfred North Whitehead, including a photo of him in a 1940s-style armchair, which led to a humorous comment. I then found similar âarmchairâ photos of other integral philosophers, which resulted in the series of quotes and photos below. Whitehead Process philosopher Alfred North Whitehead defined evolution overall as: âAn increase in the capacity to experience what is intrinsically valuable.â This consciousness-centric definition of evolution remains one of my favorite ideas in all philosophy. Just goes …
During the pandemic shutdown Iâve been more active on Twitter and Facebook than usual. On April 8 I tweeted one of my favorite quotes by Alfred North Whitehead, including a photo of him in a 1940s-style armchair, which led to a humorous comment. I then found similar âarmchairâ photos of other integral philosophers, which resulted in the series of quotes …