2005-03-01
CORRECTION
I was wrong about Ecologia Cognitiva | In several ways:
First, it IS NOT Alex Grey's site, but the site of another blogger [Elias?] | It's still in Beta format, so to speak and Second, it's in Portugese, not Spanish [my own ignorance, sorry] | It is, nevertheless, off to a good start as far as I'm concerned |
The site's author wrote me about the endeavor, here is what he says:
I was wrong about Ecologia Cognitiva | In several ways: First, it IS NOT Alex Grey's site, but the site of another blogger [Elias?] | It's still in Beta format, so to speak and Second, it's in Portugese, not Spanish [my own ignorance, sorry] | It is, nevertheless, off to a good start as far as I'm concerned |
The site's author wrote me about the endeavor, here is what he says:
"I am talking about a new space, where diverse cognitive approachs can be recognized as valid, and a new conversation starts.He also borrowed Mr. Grey's work and is concerned that by my "premature disclosure" of the site, might have gotten him into hot water | I hope not | What he writes about, and the links he has already provided are important and valuable ones | BTW, you didn't provide an e-mail to write you privately, that's the only reason I am responding in this manner | ¶ 07:42This new environment needs to be ecologia cognitiva ~ ... recognized and protected against attacks coming from totalitarisms, right and/or left, and that's why I recall the ativist ethos of 'ecology'.
From 'ecology' also comes the idea of a new ethic, developed from the notion that the earth needs care, and so do the people and cultures dwelling on it. But the most important in the main illustration is the notion of a space where a new dialogue between different cognitive possibilities can start, bringing in new concepts, shifting new paradigms. The whole thing based on the validation of the human research into these realms, by cultural or scientific means -- and I think the banner shows it all."
