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Beyond postmodern spirituality: Ken Wilber and the Integral approach

Scripta Instituti Donneriani Aboensis, 2009
The American philosopher Ken Wilber has taken on a sizeable challenge by trying to unsnarl the modern world-knot and its secular worldview. In the course of his almost forty years of predominantly solitary study (he has worked outside academia for the ...
JP Jakonen
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Ken Wilber’s Integral Spirituality

Концепт: философия, религия, культура, 2020
The book of Ken Wilber, a philosopher, psychologist and the founder of integral theory, is devoted to the role of spirituality, faith and religion nowadays and in the future. The author systematically applies the holist integral theory to many aspects of
A. E. Ulanova
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Systems thinking, spirituality and wisdom: perspectives on Ken Wilber [PDF]

Approaching Religion, 2015
This is the editorial for the special issue 'Systems Thinking, Spirituality and Wisdom: Perspectives on Ken Wilber'.
Matti Kamppinen, JP Jakonen, Ruth Illman
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Systems thinking, spirituality and Ken Wilber: beyond New Age [PDF]

Approaching Religion, 2015
Systems thinking is a general worldview concerning the nature of reality. It sees the world as composed of systems, and all particular entities populating reality as linked with other entities – the emergence of new properties denies the flatland of ...
Matti Kamppinen, JP Jakonen
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Ken Wilber's Spectrum Model [PDF]

Journal of Indian Philosophy and Religion, 2001
I identify two problematic strands of Wilber's transpersonal theory. First, I question Wilber's claim that his spectrum model is supported by the materials of all the world's major mystical traditions. I argue that his integral, hierarchical perspective privileges some traditions but distorts others.
Schlamm, Leon
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Die ontwikkeling van die menslike bewussyn: Ken Wilber se AQAL-teorie [PDF]

HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 2010
The development of the human consciousness: Ken Wilber’s AQAL theory Kenneth Earl Wilber III, an integral philosopher, psychologist and mystic with an intelligence quotient of 160, was born on 31 January 1949 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in the United ...
Ignatius (Naas) W. Ferreira
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The spiritual core of the hard problem: consciousness as foundational, not emergent [PDF]

Frontiers in Psychology
This paper proposes a transpersonal reframing of the Hard Problem of Consciousness by positing that consciousness is ontologically primary—not an emergent property of neural processes, but the foundational reality from which mind and matter arise ...
Amira Arora
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The Worldview of Ken Wilber

Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 1994
Ken Wilber has emerged as a leading contemporary thinker and theoretical psychologist. The most remarkable features of his work are the extraordinary scope and integrative capacity of his multidisciplinary syntheses, which span psychology, philosophy, sociology, anthropology and religion. The result is a coherent, comprehensive worldview for which this
Roger Walsh
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Reconfiguring Pain Interpretation Within a Social Model of Health Using a Simplified Version of Wilber’s All Quadrant All Levels Framework: An Integral Vision [PDF]

Behavioral Sciences
Despite the proliferation of biomedical and psychological treatments, the global burden of chronic intractable (long-term) pain remains high—a treatment-prevalence paradox.
Mark I. Johnson
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The Flatland and Fearlessness Teachings of Ken Wilber

, 2011
This working paper examines what Ken Wilber has written about Flatland and how it may be homologous with Fearland--both ontologies and ideologies highly destructive and incalitrant--both need to be taken more seriously within integral theory and the Integral Movement/Agenda at-large....
Fisher, R. M.
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