A handful of philosophy blogs have planned a close reading of Sean Hargens' and Michael Zimmerman's massive Integral Ecology: Uniting Multiple Perspectives on the Natural World. They have just posted the reading schedule at their various blogs - this comes from Immanence, a blog by Adrian Ivakhiv.I will try to keep you posted on what they think about the book and/or about AQAL - they are nearly inseparable in this book - or you can follow along for yourself at the links below.
The Integral Ecology reading group schedule has been announced, with Michael at Archive Fire leading the charge (with the announcement; Adam at Knowledge Ecology with the actual hosting).
The schedule is as follows:
June 1 – 7
Introduction/Chapter 1 – The Return of Interiority and Conceptual Framework of Integral Ecology
Host Blog: Knowledge Ecology (Adam Robbert)June 8 – 14
Chapter 2 – It’s All About Perspectives: The AQAL Model
Host Blog: Knowledge Ecology (Sam Mickey)June 15 – 21
Chapter 3/4 – A Developing Kosmos/ Developing Interiors
Host Blog: Immanence (Adrian Ivakhiv)June 22 – 28
Chapter 5 – Defining, Honoring, and Integrating the Multiple Approaches to Ecology
Host Blog: TBAJune 29 – July 5
Chapter 6 – Ecological Terrains: The What That Is Examined
Host Blog: Mediacology (Antonio Lopez)July 6 – 12
Chapter 7 – Ecological Selves: The Who That Is Examining
Host Blog: Immanence (Adrian Ivakhiv)July 13 – 19
Chapter 8 – Ecological Research: How We Examine
Host Blog: (Nicholas Hedlund-de Witt)July 20 – 26
Chapter 9 – Ecological Harmony and Environmental Crisis in a Post-Natural World
Host Blog: Ecology Without Nature (Tim Morton)July 27 – Aug 2
Chapter 10/11 – Practices for Cultivating Integral Ecological Awareness/Integral Ecology in Action
Host Blog: Archive Fire (Michael)As Michael points out, it’s a massive book at almost 800 pages. Comments will be welcome at host blogs after their weekly reviews are posted.
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