Answer to Question #216446 in Psychology for Maryke

Question

Discuss the work of Ken Wilber in the philosophy of Hermeneutics

Answer 1

Ken Wilber's attempt to unify a wide range of theories and thinkers into a single framework. It is portrayed as a theory of everything: the living Totality of matter, body, mind, soul, and spirit, aiming to unite various distinct paradigms into a mutually enriching network of approaches. Wilber's integral theory has been employed in a limited number of areas by some (Jakonen, 2021). Ken Wilber attempted to connect eastern religious traditions with western structural stage theory, a collection of psychological development models that divides human growth into stages. Wilber's theories have grown increasingly comprehensive over time, covering ontology, epistemology, and methodology. He developed AQAL, or Aurobindo-Gebser-Aurobindo-Aurobindo-Aurobindo-Aurobindo-Aurobindo-Aurobindo-Aurobindo-Aurobindo-Aurobindo-Aurobindo-Aurobindo-Aurobindo-Aurobindo-Aurobindo-Aurobindo-Aurobind (All Levels, All Quadrants)

References

Jakonen, J. P. (2021). Carrying Fire: A Way Forward for Integral Foresight. Futures.