We have now come to the end of The Foundations of Holonomics series. This series of lectures explored the dynamic conception of wholeness in nature and human organisations, through phenomenology, […]
We now come to Henri Bortoft’s final lecture of 2011 which he gave at Schumacher College in which he brings to a close his exploration of phenomenology, hermeneutics and the […]
In this series we have been exploring the various elements of the Holonomics Approach as they are described in the Holonomic Circle. Up until this point we have been deepening […]
I would like to start this post with a little housekeeping. As I was curating this lecture this weekend I discovered an error in the naming of the audio files. […]
In this series on the foundations of Holonomics we have been discussing the notion of ‘phenomena’ in relation to the manner in which we experience the world and the relationship […]
In this lecture we continue to explore Goethe’s Metamorphosis of Plants and reach a point whereby we will make a really quite remarkable discovery – one which will demonstrate that […]
The subject of this lecture is Goethe’s The Metamorphosis of Plants, first published in 1790, and which would come to revolutionise biological science in the nineteenth century due to the […]
This lecture builds on lecture 2 and lecture 3 by exploring the concept of being. The contemplation of being should not be seen as a purely academic exercise with little […]
One of the most significant aspects of the Holonomics approach is the way in which dynamic systems are approached from multi perspectives in order to understand them in as complete […]
The second lecture from Henri Bortoft was recorded in two parts, and so I felt that it made more sense to present them separately. In this section, Henri takes questions […]
