The Emergence of the Mind: Hayek’s Account of Mental Phenomena as a Product of Spontaneous Physical and Social Orders
Gloria’s chapter. Friedrich HayekGloria Zúñiga y PostigoHayek in Mindmirror neuronsOntologySensory Orderspontaneous orders
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Chirping in Conspiracy Networks Introduction and Motivation
A timely paper by an occasional collaborator of mine, the very excellent Ted Lewis. Attempts to control the flow of information through a social network by censorship or blocking are unlikely to succeed for a number of reasons: determining what is true and what is fake may be difficult; identification and response to outbreaks of…
Microblogging and stigmergy
Yet another article that detects a stigmergic dynamic within a digital domain, namely microblogging, made freely available via Sensors. distributed knowledgemicrobloggingspontaneous ordersstigmergicstigmergic cognitionStigmergy
Spontaneous Urban Planning at the Intersection of Markets, Democracy and Science
The fourth C+T Conference will be held in Vancouver, May 23-26, 2019. Here’s the call for papers. classical liberalismcosmos & taxisJane Jacobsspontaneous ordersurban planning
C+T Student Essay Prize
Details here. classical liberalismcosmos & taxisspontaneous orders
Symposium on Gerald Gaus’ The Tyranny of the Ideal
Latest issue of C+T Blain Neufeldcomplexitycosmos & taxisDavid WiensFred D’AgostinoGerald GausKevin VallierLiberalismLori WatsonPolitical philosophyRyan MuldoonScott E. Pagespontaneous ordersthe tyranny of the ideal
Henry David Thoreau on Spontaneous Order and its Enemies
New Thomas Peyser article in Mosaic: an interdisciplinary critical journal Henry David Thoreauspontaneous ordersThomas Peyser
Jazz as a Spontaneous Order
The forthcoming issue of Cosmos + Taxis. cosmos & taxisFriedrich HayekJazzmusicspontaneous orders
The Accidental City: Improvising New Orleans
Review of Lawrence Powell’s masterful history of New Orleans in Cosmos + Taxis. The palpable sense of cultural vibrancy and of place, so essential to New Orleans’ identity, makes absolute nonsense of the currently fashionable phrase “cultural appropriation”, a conceptually illiterate term of abuse, a newfangled fundamentalism, espoused by the authoritarian “regressive” left. cosmos &…
“Cultural appropriation”: authoritarianism leavened by philistinism
Well put by George Will in The Washington Post (I’ve said as much in a forthcoming review article (extracts #1 and #2) and earlier (extract #3)) — see also Daryl Hall’s thoughts on the matter. The logic of this reactionary fundamentalism would mean that the biggest and most effective cultural magpie of them all — David Bowie…
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