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 […]
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 […]
As I am sure the vast majority of you will know, Henri Bortoft was one of my teachers at Schumacher College. Henri was a physicist who studied the problem of […]
If I were only to say that I have been looking forward to reading First Steps to Seeing: A Path to Living Attentively you may not quite realise how much. […]
Games designers are an inquisitive bunch, playful, problem solvers, envisioners of worlds and characters and sets, designers of experiences, dreamers, they are creators of universes who are not afraid themselves […]
In a recent article I asked the question “What is a Phenomenon?” In asking this question, I did so via a look at the ways in which Goethe and Newton […]
It’s interesting how things happen. Last week I discovered a great presentation by Brian Clark on Transmedia, Art and Phenomenology, and now this week I find an excellent one by […]
This is the third in my series of articles on Gadamer’s Truth and Method, one of the most important works on Hermeneutics ever written. In parts one and two which […]
I thought I would write a short blog which is just some free flowing thoughts about why I have been writing so much recently about phenomenology and hermeneutics. I did […]
