DaveW wrote:
I do not know and have not read Feferman, so this may be totally off
base, but ...
glen stated:
/Worded one way: Schema are the stable patterns that emerge from the
particulars. And the variation of the particulars is circumscribed
(bounded, defined) by the schema.
/
This is a description of "culture." Restated—hopefully without
distorting the meaning:
*Culture is the stable patterns of behavior that emerge from
individual human actions which vary (are idiosyncratic) within bounds
defined by the culture.*
The second glen statement:
/Worded another way: Our perspective on the world emerges from the
world. And our perspective on the world shapes how and what we see of
the world./
alludes to the cognitive feedback loop (at least part of it) that I
developed in my doctoral dissertation on cognitive anthrpology.
This is nicely relevant (and I think supportive of) to my own ideations
about the individual/collective "duality", again (just to harp) in the
spirit of Yuval Harari's "Intersubjective Reality" conceit. It also
aligns well with my own understanding of co-evolving species
(ecosystems) and the more general buddhist "dependent co-arising"...
More n Glen's observations about Schema (and the Abstract-Concrete axis)
under separate cover...
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