Click here to write us a note . Humanity are made up with this instrument of knowing, and by that also knowing right from wrong. This instrument varies amongst us all, but it is within us all. This instrument can be trained to get better, and it can be fogged by not focusing on this area of life experience. This is the sense of logic that knows the colors blue from red and by seeing objects, and gives it tags. George Herbert Mead (Mead, 1985) focused on this area in the developing of his wo...
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Click here to write us a note . Humanity are made up with this instrument of knowing, and by that also knowing right from wrong. This instrument varies amongst us all, but it is within us all. This instrument can be trained to get better, and it can be fogged by not focusing on this area of life experience. This is the sense of logic that knows the colors blue from red and by seeing objects, and gives it tags. George Herbert Mead (Mead, 1985) focused on this area in the developing of his wo...
Click here to write us a note . This episode has focus on differenciating our experiences with the actual encounters we have in life. Our approach to thought is built on past encounters. The language and terms we use in our thinking is built from the culture and environment we grow up in (Mead, 1985) but the instrument we use is our own. I use the word encounters because our experiences are controlled by more than our encounters. By experiences we implement our thoughts, our emotions, our pa...
Society and faith
Click here to write us a note . Humanity are made up with this instrument of knowing, and by that also knowing right from wrong. This instrument varies amongst us all, but it is within us all. This instrument can be trained to get better, and it can be fogged by not focusing on this area of life experience. This is the sense of logic that knows the colors blue from red and by seeing objects, and gives it tags. George Herbert Mead (Mead, 1985) focused on this area in the developing of his wo...
