Category:Cosmobiological

New section, created March 9, 2023, on the Organicist philosophical and metaphysical approach.

• Before the victory of the modernist mindset of separation and atomization, the Renaissance had attempted the construction of a participatory worldview, which Loren Goldner calls the Cosmobiological Tradition.

• Robert Hanna and Otto Paans, relate a similar trajectory of philosophy under the name of Organicism. Prominent formulations of this philosophy come from philosophers like Edmund Husserl, Henri Bergson, but especially the process philosophy of Whitehead.

• We also include attention to non-European trends such as the Organic Marxism in China, which seeks a blend of both traditional and modern Chinese philosophy (i.e. Confucianism, Taoism but also Open Marxism; and such as Japanese philosophy influenced Mesology

• Given the orientation of this wiki towards peer to peer and commons-oriented relational logics, this section will also cover Relational philosophies.

As usual, listing in this wiki is done under a philosophy of pluralistic curation and does not mean an endorsement. However, we do feel that the Organicist tradition is the most compatible approach to a relational philosophy in harmony with our commons approach.

Essentially, what binds the elements here together is the critique of the Cartesian and mechanistic worldview, and the Eight_Core_Commitments_of_Mainstream_Contemporary_Western_Metaphysics.

Related Sections:

• Integral Theory covers approaches that aim to integrate the subjective and objective aspects of reality: https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/Category:Integral_Theory

• Our section on relationality, includes philosophical approach to relational dynamics, https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/Category:Relational

• In our section on Civilizational Analysis, we pay attention to approaches that link societal evolution, to the evolution of human consciousness, including those that take seriously the data from the mystical tradition and connection to the 'ground of being', for example, the Sophiological tradition: https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/Category:Civilizational_Analysis