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The Patterning Instinct

Book • 2017

In 'The Patterning Instinct', Jeremy Lent delves into the human capacity for symbolic meaning and its impact on history.

He synthesizes insights from anthropology, neuroscience, and philosophy to illustrate how different cultures have shaped their understanding of the world.

The book contrasts Western dualism with Eastern systemic thinking, highlighting the influence of metaphors on societal values and historical outcomes.

Mentioned by

Douglas Rushkoff

Douglas Rushkoff

najia shaukat lupson

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by

Manda Scott

as the first book of

Jeremy Lent

's trilogy, discussing humanity's search for meaning.

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as a cognitive history of the world.

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Mentioned by

Douglas Rushkoff

, referring to

Jeremy Lent

, who was on the show to discuss his book.

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Mentioned by

Roger Walsh

as one of

Jeremy Lent

's major books, described as a deep, synthetic work.

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Mentioned by

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as an exploration of how worldviews form and their historical and cultural basis.

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Mentioned by

George Monbiot

as an example of deep thinking about how we frame the way we live.

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Recommended by

Douglas Rushkoff

as a recapitulation of Rushkoff’s own intellectual and spiritual journey.

Jeremy Lent "The Patterning Instinct"

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