Gregory
Bateson Centenary Celebrations
online information:
http://www.acteva.com/go/bateson
Carol Wilder's book ''Rigor and
Imagination: Essays from the Legacy of Gregory Bateson'' (1981 with John H.
Weakland) received the National Communication
Association Book of the Year Award. Some of her writings are available
on-line - http://www.newschool.edu/mediastudies/faculty/wilder/index.html
Visit Mary Catherine Bateson's new web
site at
http://www.marycatherinebateson.com
See the Margaret Mead Centennial website at
- www.mead2001.org The site includes online forums
and discussion groups, as well as news items.
Also check out the Mead2001 Awards in Whole Earth - the idea is to honour groups that
demonstrate effective action and community creativity for the new century. For more
information see - www.wholeearthmag.com
'Thinking's Legacy
and the Evolution of Experience' This is an excellent philosophical
site dealing with - among many other issues and authors - Gregory Bateson's concept of
'difference'.
The Pattern
Which Connects: About G. Bateson
Whole
Thinking: The Tangled Web
Global Vision Project -
Gregory Bateson
The Tree of Life
Systemic University on the Net (SUN)
PANGARO Incorporated Home Page
EDI - Projects - Gregory
Bateson Buildings
Mind Uploading Home
Page
Epistemology, Consciousness &
Constructivism
Kevin Kelly
Whole Earth Catalog
Old
Bateson Research Project
Request for Help with the Bateson - Kees
collaboration
From Jim Reidel:
The American poet Weldon Kees worked with Gregory Bateson
from 1951 to mid-1954, often with Jurgen Ruesch. The name of the first film on which
Bateson and Kees collaborated is "Communication and Interaction in Three
Families" - or, as Kees called it when he had spent too many hours at Langley-Porter:
"A Meatball Named Expire." Wilma Lloyd, a child psychologist, also collaborated
on the script. Kees dedicated a poem to Bateson called "The Clinic."
Anthropology
References - Biography Web
