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Collaborating for Comprehensivity

by CJ Fearnley and brett@r26D

2024

An exploration of comprehensivity—the ability to understand our worlds broadly and deeply—and how groups of citizens can collaborate to build a more adequately macro-comprehensive and micro-incisive understanding of our complex civilization. Drawing on Buckminster Fuller's vision, this book offers guideposts for a new tradition of inquiry and action aimed at fostering better understanding between people, improving collective intelligence, and helping humanity become more robustly adaptable to an uncertain future.

Contents

  1. Humanity's Great Traditions of Inquiry and Action
  2. The Necessities and Impossibilities of Comprehensivism
  3. The Fundamental Role of Story in Our Lives
  4. The Comprehensive Thinking of R. Buckminster Fuller
  5. The Value of The Ethnosphere
  6. The Value of Multiple Working Hypotheses
  7. The Inductive Attitude: A Moral Basis for Science and Comprehensivism
  8. Mistake Mystique in Learning and in Life
  9. Rethinking Change and Evolution: Is Genesis Ongoing?
  10. How to Create That-Which-Is-Not-Yet
  11. How To Explore The Future (and Why)
  12. Redressing The Crises of Ignorance
  13. Comprehensivism in the Islamic Golden Age
  14. Shifting Perspectives and Representing The Truth
  15. The Whole Shebang: “to understand all and put everything together”
  16. Chronofiles: Data Mining Your Life for Comprehensive Thinking
  17. Dante's Comedìa and Our Comprehensivity
  18. The Ethics of Learning from Experience
  19. Comprehensive Exploration, Comprehension, and Collaboration
  20. Tools for Comprehensivity: Ambiguity, Contradiction, and Paradox
  21. Articulating Comprehensivity: The Comprehensive Design of Our Lives
  22. What Is Comprehensive Learning?
  23. The Measurements of Life (Tools for Comprehensivity)
  24. Measuring Beliefs
  25. The Standard for All Measurements: Our Judgment
  26. Intellectual Virtues for Comprehensive Practice

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