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Conscious evolution, social development and environmental justice

Author(s) -

Luke R. Barnesmoore

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

environment and social psychology

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2424-8975

pISSN - 2424-7979

DOI - 10.18063/esp.v2.i1.94

Subject(s) - hegemony , epistemology , axiom , scientific revolution , economic justice , sociology , social revolution , social justice , environmental ethics , social science , political science , philosophy , law , politics , geometry , mathematics

Moving from Barnesmoore’s (2016) theorization of humans as beings with the potential for conscious (epistemological) evolution, this article argues that a revolution in the ideas by which (‘world view’ in which) we conceive of potential practice must necessarily precede a revolution of academic and social practice (that theory necessarily precedes practice). Revolution must be rooted in revolutionary ideas and cannot be facilitated by practices that rise from (are rationalized within) the hegemonic essence (ideas, axioms and logics) of the regime against which revolution is being waged.

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