Re: [xmca] Al Andalus as a model for *{ }*

[mike cole <lchcmike@gmail.com>]

Both Larry and Christine.

I have continued thinking about ways to make clearer affinities across
traditions/
discourse communities. I have thought of two ideas with respect to the
recent interchanges.

1. Do you think that it is possible to write up a journal-length paper that
summarizes
your takes on the synergisms among traditions that you see? Quite apart from
interest in MCA, this sort of topic should fit with the new Valsiner journal
on integrative psychological and behavioral sciences. Two potential places
to get it out.

and/or

2. Might it be possible to put together a "distributed, virtual course
syllabus" of the sort that we did a few years ago on Vygotsky & Co. on xmca?

Either could be very helpful.

And while you are at it, what does it take to get serious discussion going
with the
social representation folks out there in xmca-land? (I am reminded because I
am
using some materials by Sandra Jovchelovich in my current grad seminar)?

Thanks for passing along Rene's intro, Larry. The integration of art into
our conversations in recent years, along with performance and play,
certainly are
important and Rene's thoughts are always interesting to read.

mike



On Sat, Oct 1, 2011 at 10:51 AM, christine schweighart <
schweighartgate@hotmail.com> wrote:

>
> Dear Mike,
> I am just encountering Borgerson's 'witnessing' and 'irreplacibility etc -
> and I am finding that F. Gonzalez Rey's Chapter helps untangle some sticking
> points  sympathetic to Borgerson who does still use  'inter-subjective' and
> some key terms in a way that coud be brought out differently.
>
> And yes - fungal mycelium - as Alan has researched them- is much more
> relational than a previous  rhizome metaphor.  Alan brings out  a different
> ontology,  and not only metaphoric  contrasts in his work, he does extend
> implications from his empirical scientific and uses metaphor to convey his
> thinking in his work and art too.
> Yes Ingold already thought so - thanks for that observation.  Curiously he
> is aware of Alan's work too.
>
>
>
> http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=S3GakE5OT-kC&lpg=PA426&ots=ViCvqWkJ5A&dq=ingold%20rhizome&pg=PA426#v=onepage&q=ingold%20rhizome&f=false
>
>
> Christine.
>
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