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"In 1988, Joseph Tainter wrote a chilling book called The Collapse of Complex Societies. Tainter looked at several societies that gradually arrived at a level of remarkable sophistication then suddenly collapsed: the Romans, the Lowlands Maya, the inhabitants of
The modern revolution in learning. An extract from Chapter 1 of John Heron’s book The Complete Facilitator’s Handbook, London, Kogan Page, 1999. Text. "There has been a radical change in the theory and practice of higher education over recent decades (Boud, 1988; Heron, 1992; Knowles, 1980).
2011年9月15日 · Description. "“Embedded knowledge: is knowledge which resides in systemic routines. The notion of 'embeddedness' was introduced by Granovetter (1985), who proposed a theory of economic action that, he intended, would neither be heavily dependent on the notion of culture (i.e. be 'oversocialized') nor heavily dependent on theories of the ...
Negotiated coordination is a process of deliberative democratic decision-making. The social owners of the assets involved in decisions on investment comprise the enterprises in the industry, the communities in which they are located, suppliers and customers, planning commisions, and other groups with a legitimate interest in the outcome.
– Nick Land, (1988/2011) “Kant, Capital, and The Prohibition of Incest” (p. 64; 71). Description Zachary Stein: The controversial philosopher, Nick Land, is often associated with the new schools of post-Kantian metaphysics known as speculative realism and
Harsanyi’s ruling out of immoral or anti–social acts from consideration (Harsanyi, 1988). The golden rule is not the ethical reciprocity of an eye–for–an–eye, but a statement of higher good beyond game theory economics.
Description. "Aleksei Fedorovich Losev (1893-1988) was among the greatest Russian philosophers, thinkers, and classicists of the twentieth century. A contemporary of Mikhail Bakhtin, and a scholar of astonishing erudition, his work remained almost unknown to the public until the fall of communism in 1990. The Dialectics of Myth, published here ...
