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Jan 9 2012in Big Picture, Workshops by andypaiceTags: attention, attention training, inner work, mindfulness, shared attention, social change
This is a training adapted for the needs of social change in the 21st century. It looks at how we hold this space we call “we” and how we can function more effectively in it. by Anna Betz & Andy Paice Up until quite recently little attention has been given to awareness itself in the [...]
Tags: attention, attention training, inner work, mindfulness, shared attention, social change
Nov 20 2011in Assemblies, Direct Democracy, FoO Media, Social Innovation by George PórTags: assembly practices, collective intelligence, General Assemblies, group communication, people’s assembly, shared attention, st paul's cathedral
The temperature was cold yet the air was hot last Friday, at the General Assembly of Occupy London at St.Paul’s. It was hot of our enthusiasm, as we were listening, with frequently “sparkling fingers,” to Mark from the “state, real democracy and people’s assemblies” sub-group of the GA’s National Politics Working Group. Mark presented a statement prepared by [...]
Tags: assembly practices, collective intelligence, General Assemblies, group communication, people’s assembly, shared attention, st paul's cathedral
Nov 17 2011in FoO Media, Frameworks & Models by George PórTags: appreciative inquiry, gramsci, intellectuals, language, organic intellectuals, shared attention, theory making, values, vision
“Antonio Gramsci, writing in early 20th century Italy, argued that all people are intellectuals and philosophers. ‘Organic intellectuals’ is how he terms people who take their local knowledge from life experiences, and use that knowledge to address changes and problems in society.” from Participatory action research – Wikipedia Gramsci’s concept of “organic intellectual” resonates with the [...]
Tags: appreciative inquiry, gramsci, intellectuals, language, organic intellectuals, shared attention, theory making, values, vision
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