Quinn's New Book
News from the Ismael site! Daniel Quinn's new book "IF THEY GIVE YOU LINED PAPER, WRITE SIDEWAYS" is out as of January 2nd. If you havent done so, you may want to join the Ishmael... More »
News from the Ismael site! Daniel Quinn's new book "IF THEY GIVE YOU LINED PAPER, WRITE SIDEWAYS" is out as of January 2nd. If you havent done so, you may want to join the Ishmael... More »
Well, there it is ! Nothing too novel with that word choice then....we kinda got stuck on the "new word thing"...we ended up liking the simplistic term of "Walkaway" but that isn't quite right either...I... More »
Sean, It looks like Neo-Tribalism is already the phrase in usage! Look, it's even on Wikipedia! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neo-Tribalism
I am fond of Walkers because it could also have the connotation of walking gently on the earth or leaving a minimum impact. Plus the memetic history of the idea harkens back to the transcendentalists... More »
"“Trannie” is slang for trans-sexual… you might not want to go there." Man, I've really got my finger on the pulse of popular culture, don't I? Thanks for the head's-up, Booner.
"Trannie" is slang for trans-sexual... you might not want to go there. "Walker" I rather like. Sounds better than "drop-out". "Noetic" may be too broad... noetics may be open to non-tribal forms of organization.
I think there is a disconnect between the notion of security and the notion of dismissal. There are slackers and there are people who try very hard but just aren't very competent. Each tribe has... More »
I like the Trannies... Another term....Carolyn Myss used this when she talked about the end of 'homo sapiens'..and suggesting a new 'branch' of the human journey would be Homo noeticus....with 'noetic' being a person who... More »
You're right about Zaadz, Sean. It's a fun word for most of us. I guess part of my reluctance about "tribalism" stems from my study of Ken Wilber and the Spiral Dynamics crowd. If you're... More »
I disagree that there needs to be some strong social glue to hold a tribe together....I believe that what held tribes together was a "strong self preservation glue". Which of course is a kind of... More »