Integration Titelbild

Integration

Integration

Von: Integration: The Journal of Big Picture Theory and Practice
Jetzt kostenlos hören, ohne Abo

Saisonale Sparangebote | 0,99 € pro Monat für die ersten 3 Monate

Danach 6,99 €/Monat. Bedingungen gelten. Monatlich kündbar.

The Integration podcast features thinkers forging connections across domains, traditions, and levels of analysis in pursuit of deeper coherence and actionable wisdom. In particular, it unpacks and promotes the work of scholars contributing to Integration: The Journal of Big Picture Theory and Practice, a peer-reviewed, inter-, trans-, and archdisciplinary journal committed to advancing the integrative study and applied use of metatheory and systems thinking for engaging with the unprecedented complexity of the 21st century. It also features scholars whose work is making vital contributions to this broader field.

The Institute of Applied Metatheory
Philosophie Sozialwissenschaften
  • What is Archdisciplinarity
Really? with Cory David Barker, Nick Hedlund & Brendan Graham Dempsey
    Oct 13 2026

    In this episode of the Integration podcast, Cory David Barker joins Nick Hedlund and Brendan Graham Dempsey to go deeper into archdisciplinarity, the study of what the big unifying frameworks have in common. It began with a puzzle: a universal model of structure and a universal model of process seemed to rest on the same underlying recursion, a pattern Barker traces back to Turing and Church. He explains why he writes his arches as theorems and axioms, so people can disagree with them one claim at a time, and why formal science is the field big-picture thinking has most neglected.

    Is comparing frameworks a way of finding what they share, or of exposing where they break? And what is it like to live inside a picture of reality that, as Barker puts it, shouldn't exist at all and yet is ridiculously organized?

    Timestamps:

    00:00:00 – Introduction

    00:02:28 – From Jung to a Survey of Human Knowledge

    00:10:44 – The Genesis of an Arch: Recursion, Turing and Church

    00:16:37 – What Archdisciplinarity Adds to the Field

    00:25:01 – How Provisional Are the Arches?

    00:33:28 – A Story of Reality, or a Grammar of Theories?

    00:44:35 – Scanning for Similarities, or for Contradictions?

    00:47:10 – What's Missing: Formal Science

    00:48:20 – Does Any of This Change the World?

    01:04:51 – Living Inside the Ruliad

    Mehr anzeigen Weniger anzeigen
    1 Std. und 16 Min.
  • Alfred North Whitehead's Process Philosophy: A Deeper Dive with Andrew M. Davis, Nick Hedlund and Brendan Graham Dempsey
    Sep 14 2026

    Website: https://appliedmetatheory.org/

    Support IAM: https://appliedmetatheory.org/donate/

    Join IAM: https://appliedmetatheory.org/join/

    The New Story of Wholeness: https://newstoryofwholeness.com/

    Integrative Values Charter: https://integrativevalues.org/

    Integration: The Journal Of Big Picture Theory and Practice: https://integrationjournal.org/

    In this episode of the Integration podcast, Andrew M. Davis joins Nick Hedlund and Brendan Graham Dempsey for a deeper dive into process philosophy. Does interiority emerge somewhere along the evolutionary way, as emergentists hold, or does it go all the way down, as panpsychists do? And if it goes all the way down, what could feeling possibly mean at the level of an atom? Where does Whitehead land between idealism and realism, and would he count as a metamodern neorealist? What is matter, once solidity dissolves into events? And when God arrives as the chief exemplification of the metaphysics rather than an exception to it, does that survive Occam's razor?

    Timestamps:

    00:00:00 – Introduction

    00:02:32 – Does Experience Go All the Way Down?

    00:03:52 – Prehension: Feeling Without Consciousness

    00:08:58 – Is a Rock Feeling Anything?

    00:25:09 – Idealist, Dual Aspect Monist, or Realist?

    00:30:26 – What Is Matter?

    00:32:37 – Whitehead as a Metamodern Neorealist?

    00:43:35 – The Bifurcation of Nature

    00:49:13 – Whitehead's God: Primordial and Consequent

    00:59:37 – Does God Survive Occam's Razor?

    01:07:29 – What Process Thought Brings to the Table

    Mehr anzeigen Weniger anzeigen
    1 Std. und 22 Min.
  • Metamodernism: A Deeper Dive with Jason Ānanda Josephson Storm
    Sep 2 2026

    Jason Ānanda Josephson Storm joins Nick Hedlund and Brendan Graham Dempsey for a deep dive into metamodernism. Where does a worldview actually live, in an individual or in a culture, and what do we do with the fact that people are rarely as consistent as the concept assumes? Does a false belief become real the moment it makes something happen? How does a theory of language written for scholars end up shaping the way a whole country argues about facts? The answers keep turning on ontology, and on what "real" is being contrasted with in any given sentence, a question Storm thinks most of us skip. And what does any of this ask of us in the middle of a metacrisis?

    Timestamps:

    00:00:00 – Introduction

    00:01:27 – Is Metamodernism a Worldview, or a Metatheory?

    00:03:32 – Where Does a Worldview Actually Live?

    00:11:48 – Could Metamodernism Reach the Culture?

    00:32:46 – Does Metamodernism Need a Realism?

    00:36:39 – Storm's Case Against the Word

    00:38:19 – Bhaskar's Demi-Real: False Beliefs With Real Effects

    00:42:38 – Post-Truth, or Competing Epistemic Authorities?

    00:53:37 – Existence Without Reality: Numbers and the Hole in a Donut

    01:04:36 – Metamodernism and the Metacrisis

    Website: https://appliedmetatheory.org/

    Support IAM: https://appliedmetatheory.org/donate/

    Join IAM: https://appliedmetatheory.org/join/

    The New Story of Wholeness: https://newstoryofwholeness.com/

    Integrative Values Charter: https://integrativevalues.org/

    Integration: The Journal Of Big Picture Theory and Practice: https://integrationjournal.org/

    Mehr anzeigen Weniger anzeigen
    1 Std. und 16 Min.
adbl_web_anon_alc_button_suppression_t1
Noch keine Rezensionen vorhanden