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Eric
Essential to the AQAL Framework (pronounced "aukwul," a shortened acronym for "All Quadrants, All Levels, All Lines, All States, All Types") of philosopher Ken Wilber is the concept of holarchy, a term borrowed from... More »
Eric
The following is the final I was issued for my PSY292 class. Originally classified in the Mesa Community College catalog as the "Psychology of Altered States of Consciousness," it was re-vamped by Professor Wesley Feuquay... More »
Eric
I was recently looking at the graphs at the end of Integral Psychology (by Ken Wilber) and noticed something: Wilber places Erikson's stages in line with other vertical stage models. But Erikson's "stages" aren't so... More »
Eric
After entering the blog on The Evolution of the Lower Right Quadrant & The Development of Psychological Pathologies (posted below this entry), I read Ken Wilber's Integral Spirituality for a third time and came across... More »
Eric
In one of my recent psychology classes my professor stated that prior to the sixties the reported cases of multiple personality disorder per year were minimal, but exploded into the thousands after the movie adaptation of "Sybil,"... More »
Eric
The following are exerpts from the experimental First-Year Compostion paper I submitted on Integral Education. While the final edited version is available just below this post, this particular post features the unedited applications of the entire AQAL model (except... More »
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The following is an early application of Ken Wilber's Integral Framework to our current education model. My use of the word "paradigm" differs from Wilber's (and Kuhn's), as it was the best word I... More »
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