Steps to an ecology of mind : collected essays in anthropology, psychiatry, evolution, and epistemology

作者: Gregory Bateson

DOI: 10.7208/CHICAGO/9780226924601.001.0001

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摘要: arguments, that Gregory and others labored to “unpack” over the intervening years; still there are surprises hidden within them become visible as reader comes move freely in text. Frequently , during his career, Introduction indicates, felt if he were speaking writing a foreign language. People did not simply agree or disagree with him; they bewildered intoxicated. Mark Engels, 1971 Preface, recognized analogy between “mind expanding” experiences of drugs religious conversion kinds intellectual change could be achieved by pervasive reshaping patterns thought. In retrospect it strikes me intoxication common responses even these abstract difficult pieces—responses which fraction argument was carried on tide intuitive affirmation. Today, however, is becoming increasingly possible come grips Gregory’s thinking, select, affirm, contest, question. Throughout life, treasured relationships found opportunities for grappling went beyond admiration adulation; critical reading essential. This new edition, then, invites readers into an encounter work Bateson only available few when collection first appeared. My advice would hang challenge well We have civilization those epistemological shifts may some day enable nuclear disarmament, ecological responsibility, approaches both education healing will value enhance complexity persons their familial social setting. later books (Mind Nature: A Necessary Unity, Dutton 1979, and, jointly me, Angels Fear: Toward Epistemology Sacred, Macmillan, 1987) tools offered. Today more readily hand, easier balance handle disciplined manner than early 1970s, accessible practice skill. But remains using such way be-come part user. And tasks been shaped largely remain done, urgent today ever. —Mary Catherine Cambridge, Mass. August 1987

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