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Integral Theory
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Ken Wilber's Integral Theory is a comprehensive framework that integrates various perspectives and disciplines to understand human consciousness and experience.
It draws upon insights from psychology, philosophy, spirituality, and science to create a holistic model of human development.
Integral Theory emphasizes the importance of considering multiple levels of experience, from individual to collective, and from subjective to objective.
It proposes a four-quadrant model to analyze phenomena, encompassing individual interior, individual exterior, collective interior, and collective exterior perspectives.
Wilber's work has influenced various fields, including organizational development, education, and personal growth.
It draws upon insights from psychology, philosophy, spirituality, and science to create a holistic model of human development.
Integral Theory emphasizes the importance of considering multiple levels of experience, from individual to collective, and from subjective to objective.
It proposes a four-quadrant model to analyze phenomena, encompassing individual interior, individual exterior, collective interior, and collective exterior perspectives.
Wilber's work has influenced various fields, including organizational development, education, and personal growth.
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Mentioned by Roger Walsh , highlighting Wilber's integral theory and its inclusion in Robert's article.
Robert Lawrence Kuhn (Part 2) – Exploring the Mysteries of Consciousness: Asking Life’s Big Questions
