24. Mutations, Imagination, Futurability

This week’s podcast is up! A reading of my essay from October’s Gebser Conference. “Mutations, Imagination, Futurability.”

I’m tempted to describe it as a kind of “evolutionary triptych” for consciousness efflorescence. Tempted.

It’s also a taste of the forthcoming Mutations journal due out Feb. 2022, and hints at some of the new conceptual legwork developed in my own next book, Fragments of an Integral Future (Spring 2022).

Show notes:

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See more from the Gebser Conference, “Origins, A Cosmo-Local Gathering“

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