Dream of Consciousness (DOC) highlight themes related to consciousness, to body and mind, and to holistic and ecological and to the broader psychological domain.
DOC features are often situated in and related to core FDR themes, including virtual and embodied experience, tacit and digital knowing and their relation to green cultural perspectives.
Sensing the Body: Rosalyn Driscoll on the senses in the arts
Crafting a philosophy of the Jug – by Daniela Zimmermann
Re-read: In Praise of Shadows – Rereading Tanazaki
Liege & LIef - Fairport Convention's folk rock classic revisited
Juhani Pallasmaa interview – the dream life of tactility
Jay Griffiths writing on time and the river
Marion Partington – on her odyssey of compassion and restorative justice in extremis
Dyslexia as agent of evolution by John Wood
Art, consciousness and the deep past The Mind in the Cave by David Williams – reviewed by Julian Bell
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Langdon Winner interview - On autonomous technology, old and new
Fritjof Capra part 2 Continuing the conversation interview with Sarah Boas
Earth Art, Consciousness and the Thing itself – by Tracey Warr
Reread – Re-evaluating Morris Berman's cultural evolution trilogy - Wandering God, Coming to Our Senses and The Re-Enchantment of the World
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Red Earth - Interfacing Spirit World's - Avant-Eco art performance
Ghosts in the Brain of the Machine - The Consciousness Reframed Conferences
Beyond Ecotopia, a conversation with Fritjof Capra, part 1 by Sara Boas
The I Ching in Cyberspace! - The Multimedia I Ching - review by Malcolm Learmonth
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Placing the hand at the heart of our evolutionary make-up - The Hand by Frank Wilson and Abstracting Craft: the digital practiced hand by Malcolm McCullogh
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On the anthropology of time - Carol J Greenhouse's A Moments Notice: On the Anthropology of Time
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Reread - In the Shade of the Speaking Tree the leading Indianologist Richard Lannoy, reassesses his 1973 The Speaking Tree.
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