From: David Buchanan (DBuchanan@ClassicalRadio.org)
Date: Sun Jun 01 2003 - 01:57:43 BST
Platt and all:
dmb said:
> In fact, one of
> the most prominant and important features of the higher levels is an
> increasingly wider perspective, so that the individual identifies with
> increasingly larger and broader communities, from the family to the
village
> and from the nation the world, etc..
Platt replied:
I must have missed this conclusion in "Lila." In what chapter might I find
a passage where Pirsig claims that a feature of the higher levels is an
individual's identification with "larger and broader communities?"
dmb answers:
I was talking about your pal Ken Wilber and cognitive development in
general, Lila. Pirsig doesn't get into such psychological specifically, but
I do think we can see it in the MOQ. I posted some Wilber that explains
this increasingly broader indentification and compared that hierarchy with
the MOQ's. Its thread name is "development and the levels" and was posted
just a few minutes ago. I'd be happy to discuss it if...
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