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Monthly Archives: December 2008
WHY NOT MUSIC?
Why Music?, appearing December 19 in The Economicist, summarizes some of the theories evolutionary anthropologists have been floating to explain why music is a pervasive feature of human life. In reading this article about subject matter I am long acquainted … Continue reading
Posted in anthropology, biology, biomusicology, music
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RHYTHM RIVER PROMO
The Rhythm River pages are up at squareONE. I made a quickee montage to promote this latest tool; albeit the development unfolded over twenty years. Get the Flash Player to see this content. var params = { ‘allowfullscreen’: ‘true’, ‘allowscriptaccess’: … Continue reading
Posted in adult learning, experiential learning, music, music video, squareone tools
Tagged Kamelmauz
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OBSERVING THE OBSERVER – NOT!
On December 16, The Uncertain Future of News, (WCPN Stream,) joined host Dan Malthrop with Lauren Rich Fine ContentNext, Kent State University and Ted Gup Case Western Reserve University to discuss the imploding old print newspaper media. The discussion was … Continue reading
Posted in civic intelligence, critical culture, urbanology
Tagged community journalism, Lakewood Observer
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LIT UP STORY
November 25th I sat at a table of participants I had just met, and then collaborated to create a vision for Cleveland’s sustainable future. In collaborating together and imagining together a middle ground where we fruitfully share our different interests, … Continue reading
Posted in civic intelligence, urbanology, visionary alignment
Tagged Lakewood Ohio, visionary alignment
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TENTATIVITY
I came across Hannah Fearn’s article The Great Divide, about the battle between social anthropologists and evolutionary anthropologists, (in Times Higher Education; Nov 20:2008) several days after it had been published and decided to let the comments percolate a bit. … Continue reading
Posted in anthropology
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DOUBTING THE ANCIENTS MADE MODERN MISTAKES
John Perkins. The categorical splitting between masculine/feminine; head/heart; thinking/feeling; (etc./etc.) is at least interesting for this splitting maneuver being long-standing. It sometimes says more about the splitter. It carries with it the appeal of heartfelt reductions. On the other hand, … Continue reading
Posted in anthropology, folk psychology, mythology
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