It is a wiki post so you can either comment or add a suggestion directly. Comments are useful to clarify why you think a term is important. Bonus if you provide a shortish definition and/or references.
Core terms
Great Turning
Metamodernism (Political)
Moloch
Second Renaissance
Valueception
Wisdom
Potential terms
These are terms that are maybe more peripheral but still relevant
Relevance realization
Effective Altruism
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Existing lists for this effort
Suggestions and Sources - re Second Renaissance Liminal Lexicon - Google Sheets - a spreadsheet of the terms we already had in second renaissance efforts plus some more materials this has a bit more structure than listing here for now so i wouldn’t merge but i’d focus new efforts here as a quick way to crowdsource and then structure into spreadsheet later
Liminal Lexicon - Google Docs - google doc created during limicon session. Rufus: i’d suggest merging this with spreadsheet as it has quite a bit of structure
Participatory Knowing
(rooted in lived, relational experience, rather than abstract or detached cognition)
Biocultural Regeneration
(synthesis of ecological restoration and cultural renewal. Found in indigenous movements, permaculture, and syntropic agroforestry, etc)
Living Systems Thinking
(rooted in viewing reality as composed of nested, self-organising systems. Related to Capra, Bateson, and systems theory.)
Mycelial Learning
(drawn from fungi, but metaphorically to represent decentralised, resilient, living learning)
Gaian Consciousness
(Emerges from deep ecology, Lovelock’s Gaia theory, and indigenous cosmologies.)
Technocapital Singularity
(the unholy convergence of technology and capitalism reaching runaway feedback. A shadow version of the “Great Turning.”)
Dao/Tao, Sunyata, Chi/Qi, Source…
(notion of fundamental nature, what is behind form - prevalent in Eastern thought but also Western - in short, universal across all societies, but suppressed because it leads to the notion that all is connected and interdependent - which threatens hierarchies and systems based on separation, i.e the system we have dominating today)
“Ex lumine omnia orta sunt, ad lumen omnia redeunt; in lumine omnia mutantur, sicut in lumine omnia sunt” (for those who like Latin )
Yes, exactly. And at least of those 2/33 (propositional, performative and potentially participatory) are very standard in epistemology stretching way back. e.g. that Russell essay.
any other quick suggestions - no need to provide definitions.
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