Absolutization: the source of dogma, repression, and conflict
"This book puts forward a theory of absolutization, bringing together a multi-disciplinary understanding of this central flaw in human judgement, and what we can do about it. This approach, drawing on Buddhist thought and practice, philosophy, psychology, neuroscience, embodied meaning and syst...
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| Summary: | "This book puts forward a theory of absolutization, bringing together a multi-disciplinary understanding of this central flaw in human judgement, and what we can do about it. This approach, drawing on Buddhist thought and practice, philosophy, psychology, neuroscience, embodied meaning and systems theory, offers a rigorous introduction to absolutization as the central problem addressed in Middle Way Philosophy, which is a synthetic approach developed by the author over more than twenty years in a series of books. It challenges disciplinary boundaries as well as offering a substantial framework for practical application"-- |
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| adam_text | Contents List of Figures and Tables vii Foreword to the Middle Way Philosophy Series Iain McGilchrist viii Preface ix Acknowledgements xii Introduction 1 1. Early Buddhism a. Mental Proliferation b. Craving, Hatred, and Delusion c. The Absoluteness of Negations d. Excluding the Options 12 12 18 23 29 2. Systems Theory a. Reinforcing Feedback Loops b. Assumed System Independence c. Fragility 39 39 48 53 3. Embodied Meaning a. Representationalism b. The Denial of Embodiment c. Discontinuity d. Interpretation 61 61 70 79 84 4. Philosophy a. Metaphysics b. The Absoluteness of Deductive Logic c. Foundationalism and Circularity d. Infinite Rationalization of Experience e. The Claim that Metaphysics is Inevitable f. Inflation of Metaphysics and Logic 89 89 99 105 110 116 120 5. Psychology a. Repression and Conflict 129 129
vi Absolutization b. c. d. e. f. Projection Confirmation Bias Substitution Group Binding Archetypal Function 139 144 149 155 161 6. The Unity of Absolutizing Phenomena a. The Blind Synthesist b. Clarifying the Relationships c. The Use of Synthesis d. The Practical Arguments 164 164 167 171 176 7. Criteria for a Response: Practicality a. What is Practicality? b. Embodiment c. Responsibility d. Effectiveness 182 182 188 194 201 8. Criteria for a Response: Universal Aspiration a. Top-down and Bottom-up Universality b. Normativity c. Systematicity d. Universality across Groups e. Universality across Space f. Universality across Time 208 208 212 220 224 228 232 9. Criteria for a Response: Judgement Focus a. Judgement as the Cutting Edge b. Diversions from Judgement Focus 236 236 242 10. Criteria for a Response: Error Focus a. Falsification and Error Focus b. Refining Shadow Avoidance c. Emotionally Positive Context 248 248 253 257 Conclusion: Criteria for the Middle Way 260 Appendix 267 The Old and New Middle Way Philosophy Series 269 Bibliography 271 Index 279
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Contents List of Figures and Tables vii Foreword to the Middle Way Philosophy Series Iain McGilchrist viii Preface ix Acknowledgements xii Introduction 1 1. Early Buddhism a. Mental Proliferation b. Craving, Hatred, and Delusion c. The Absoluteness of Negations d. Excluding the Options 12 12 18 23 29 2. Systems Theory a. Reinforcing Feedback Loops b. Assumed System Independence c. Fragility 39 39 48 53 3. Embodied Meaning a. Representationalism b. The Denial of Embodiment c. Discontinuity d. Interpretation 61 61 70 79 84 4. Philosophy a. Metaphysics b. The Absoluteness of Deductive Logic c. Foundationalism and Circularity d. Infinite Rationalization of Experience e. The Claim that Metaphysics is Inevitable f. Inflation of Metaphysics and Logic 89 89 99 105 110 116 120 5. Psychology a. Repression and Conflict 129 129
vi Absolutization b. c. d. e. f. Projection Confirmation Bias Substitution Group Binding Archetypal Function 139 144 149 155 161 6. The Unity of Absolutizing Phenomena a. The Blind Synthesist b. Clarifying the Relationships c. The Use of Synthesis d. The Practical Arguments 164 164 167 171 176 7. Criteria for a Response: Practicality a. What is Practicality? b. Embodiment c. Responsibility d. Effectiveness 182 182 188 194 201 8. Criteria for a Response: Universal Aspiration a. Top-down and Bottom-up Universality b. Normativity c. Systematicity d. Universality across Groups e. Universality across Space f. Universality across Time 208 208 212 220 224 228 232 9. Criteria for a Response: Judgement Focus a. Judgement as the Cutting Edge b. Diversions from Judgement Focus 236 236 242 10. Criteria for a Response: Error Focus a. Falsification and Error Focus b. Refining Shadow Avoidance c. Emotionally Positive Context 248 248 253 257 Conclusion: Criteria for the Middle Way 260 Appendix 267 The Old and New Middle Way Philosophy Series 269 Bibliography 271 Index 279 |
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