Dear Kathie,
John Weir, the inventor of percept language, worked with a percept
screen that is fed by 22 senses...Marv and Sandra have incorporated his
concept of percept language in their workshop "Don't Just Do Something,
Stand There!" with very immediate and practical applications for the
work of facilitators (the kind that is busying themselves with OST and
the concept of being totally present and at the same time invisible).
There is more here
http://www.merrillweir.com
I very much recommend the DVDs on the work of the Weirs that you can get
through the www above.
Literature:
*Chapter 13 in The Laboratory Method of Changing and Learning: Theory
and Application, K. Benne, L.P. Bradford,
J.R. Gibb, R.D. Lippitt, eds., Copyright 1975 by Science and Behavior
Books, Palo Alto, CA
Marvin has come up with an edited version (shorter) of John Weirs
article in the book mentioned above.
Greetings from Berlin
mmp
Kathie Wallace wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Bob Samples talks about different learning styles in his book “Open Mind/
Whole Mind�.
His 19 senses/intelligences are: sight, hearing, touch, taste, smell,
balance-movement, vestibular, temperature, pain, eidetic imagery, magnetic,
infrared, ultraviolet, ionic, vomeronasal, proximal, electrical, barometric,
and geogravimetric.
It's not like this is anything new to us as humans. We've been living and
engaging with each other all our lives in these ways.
Perhaps OST provides the space, means, and permission for us to play
together in more of these ways than do other systems for human interactions.
Kathie
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