About Mapping the Medium
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I have developed a unique analytical framework that I call 'Evrostics'. The name originates from the Ancient Greek meaning of 'evros' (breadth)... I carry decades-long studies and research in the fields of brain development/neural networks, living systems, habitats and cultures, language and semiotics, philosophy, history, psychology, the physical sciences, world religions, ethics, artistic expression, and all of the effects of these on individual and cultural identities. I enjoy engaging in dialogue and exploring these topics from creative and thought-provoking angles. Mapping the Medium .... 'Mapping', as in cognitive mapping (Gregory Bateson's understanding of the map not being the territory. NOT Korzybski's/nominalistic General Semantics, who stole the idiom from Eric Temple Bell) ;-) ... 'Medium', as in semiosis and emerging and evolving Thirdness. Evrostics ... -evros breadth, as in breadth of a river -tic relating to a process or state |
| Location | Florida |
| Website | synechex.com |
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| Favourite philosophers | Charles S. Peirce, Heraclitus, Baruch Spinoza, Johanne Wolfgang von Goethe, Gregory Bateson, Mikhail Bakhtin, David Bohm, Ilya Prigogine. |
| Favourite quotations |
“Let us not pretend to doubt in philosophy what we do not doubt in our hearts.” ― Charles Sanders Peirce “How difficult it is… to refrain from replacing the thing with its sign, to keep the object alive before us instead of killing it with the word”. – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
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