I just watched the videos above, and the one of your RCA talk about your new book. I like how you challenge the popularity of science as a method of understanding our selves. Knowledge of natural systems (including us) may well come from collective efforts of people who study relationships between the parts that make the whole. This kind of collective knowledge production requires logic, empathy and the will to clearly articulate and share insights. I look forward to reading the book!
29 November 2011 at 12:34 am
Seems we are currently on the same side of the Atlantic-Congrats on the new book.
Best Wishes
Val
3 January 2012 at 1:46 pm
I just watched the videos above, and the one of your RCA talk about your new book. I like how you challenge the popularity of science as a method of understanding our selves. Knowledge of natural systems (including us) may well come from collective efforts of people who study relationships between the parts that make the whole. This kind of collective knowledge production requires logic, empathy and the will to clearly articulate and share insights. I look forward to reading the book!