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Socio-Poiesis: A Theory on Liberation and Suffering

Socio-Poiesis: A Theory on Liberation and Suffering

An exploration of the theory of Socio-Poiesis and how it converges with the ideas of a wide range of thinkers, from anthropologists to philosophers and psychoanalysts.

Socio-Poiesis is a neologism coined to integrate and intersect theory and practice across several branches of the humanities, including social sciences, psychoanalysis, practical wisdom, Eastern philosophies, ethics, household management, and political philosophy. This book traces how the theory intersects with the work of thinkers like Erich Fromm, Adam Schaff, Adam Blaner, Jacob Moreno, and Robin George Collingwood.

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Socio-Poiesis: A Theory on Liberation and Suffering

An exploration of the theory of Socio-Poiesis and how it converges with the ideas of a wide range of thinkers, from anthropologists to philosophers and psychoanalysts.

Socio-Poiesis is a neologism coined to integrate and intersect theory and practice across several branches of the humanities, including social sciences, psychoanalysis, practical wisdom, Eastern philosophies, ethics, household management, and political philosophy. This book traces how the theory intersects with the work of thinkers like Erich Fromm, Adam Schaff, Adam Blaner, Jacob Moreno, and Robin George Collingwood.

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An exploration of the theory of Socio-Poiesis and how it converges with the ideas of a wide range of thinkers, from anthropologists to philosophers and psychoanalysts.

Socio-Poiesis is a neologism coined to integrate and intersect theory and practice across several branches of the humanities, including social sciences, psychoanalysis, practical wisdom, Eastern philosophies, ethics, household management, and political philosophy. This book traces how the theory intersects with the work of thinkers like Erich Fromm, Adam Schaff, Adam Blaner, Jacob Moreno, and Robin George Collingwood.