[P2P-F] we need another kind of rationality

Tue Sep 13 22:46:57 CEST 2011

To the promise of the premise,
		I've been investigating this thread out of the history of ideas and  
economies. The primary type of rationality that we are cultivated to on  
the basis of conformity, particularly toward a specific "norm" which is  
more of an asserted fiction. There is a logic to Parmenides's "On Nature,"  
which is between a literal dialectic including the posited. a branching of  
being in a sense of flow charting as an iconic sort of logic. The telling  
of the exchange by its hermeneutics, sic plural. Interpretors of Plato  
tend to suggest that there is much more to his dialectic, than is  
generally allowed. It seems to be closely related to the positivist  
approach to rationality which tends to be reproduced as matching the  
fictions to the data or matching the data to the fictions. I direct all to  
an article that I've reposted at  
http://www.economics.arawakcity.org/node/940  , which is a fragment of a  
larger analysis of the disjunction caused by a command and control  
organizational paradigm. The core issues are in the cultural morphing from  
one pattern toward from appearance toward effective performance. Imo the  
different rationalities have been there for a long time, and appear  
periodically as appearance versus capacity. The general patterns applied  
to interpret histories have been unashamed of ignorance or of imperial  
obeisance. The rationality of debt is a framing of history as if it is a  
simple reading of the cue cards, written with an undisclosed agenda.  for  
now, Tadit


On Tue, 13 Sep 2011 14:36:50 -0400, Johannes Rasche  
<johannesrasche at me.com> wrote:

> Michel,
>
> it's not a link to an essay, but to an announcement
>
> Johannes
>
>
> Am 13.09.2011 um 17:59 schrieb Michel Bauwens:
>
>> intriguing essay:  
>> http://www.esrc.ac.uk/funding-and-guidance/funding-opportunities/3672/centres-and-large-grants-competition.aspx
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