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I have to read a lot each week, these are some works related to collectivenes that i believe to be worth sharing. NO order of preference.
Escalas sérias levadas ao nível academico que podem ser utilizadas como ferramentas de transformação.
Rich book and the first one i read for my book on collectivism, a series of arguments full of philosophy to open your mind on how the world works.
A vision from a spiritual guide about the modern world and the lost of community as sickenning to our people. He talks a lot about ritualism and simbols, and why we need them.
The basic discovery of Dawkins is that evolution is not working in interest of the species, but in interest of the genes. He walks a lot about how much of our actions and human structures can be more influenced by biology as never before. He explains why cooperation makes plays a big part into our society since its beginning.
Talks a lot about the importance of racial segregation into the collectivity theme.
Talks a lot about the importance of racial segregation into the collectivity theme. Essencial.
A historiography of women exploitation and its close relatedness to private property and the capital.
A dokku that i recommend seeing before diving into Batesons phillosophy and work. His book is hard to read without guidance (i am still half way trough it), but basically proposes that we need a new way to understand the world, to supass binarisms and accept life inconstancies. It is hard to explain it and maybe no one will ever be able to, but it is between Deleuze and Guatarris philosophy, buddhism, fenomenology. Totally worth it to have as a epistemic basis to develop analysis on any ecological work.
(only in Portuguese) Beautiful dissertation from a Kanhgang about the need for a psychology that supports her community, since psychology nowadays is basically structured toward white and middle class people.
Landkammer, F., & Sassenberg, K. (2016). Competing while cooperating with the same others: The consequences of conflicting demands in co-opetition. Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 145(12), 1670–1686.
SMITH, K. J.; VICTOR, C. Typologies of loneliness, living alone and social isolation, and their associations with physical and mental health. Ageing and Society, v. 39, n. 8, p. 1709–1730, 2019. DOI: 10.1017/S0144686X18000132.
