MULTIPLE VERSIONS OF THE WORLD: CONFERENCE MARKING 100 YEARS SINCEGREGORY BATESON’S BIRTH
 

Santa Clara University                                         Saturday, Nov. 20, 2004
500 El Camino Real                                               9:00 AM  - 5:00 PM
Santa Clara, CA 95053

November 20, 2004
a day-long special event convened at
Santa Clara University’s
campus in Silicon Valley, California

Sponsored by:
*SCU’s Center for Science Technology and Society
*Gateway Pacific Foundation
*“YES! Magazine”
*Positive Futures Network
*Urban Age Institute
*“Urban Age Magazine”
and many others
 

Confirmed Speakers:

*Mary Catherine Bateson, Institute for Intercultural Studies

*Mayor Jerry Brown: City of Oakland; former Gov. of California

*James Koch: Director, SCU Center on Science, Technology and Society

*Nathan Gray: Co-founder OXFAM America; founder, EarthTrain

*Tim Campbell: World Bank Institute; author Quiet Revolution; Leadership and Innovation; Unknown Cities

*Jay Ogilvy: Co-founder, Global Business Network; author, Creating Better Futures

*Carol Wilder: Assoc. Dean and Chair, Dept. of Communication, NY University; author Rigor and Imagination: Essays from the Legacy of Gregory Bateson

*Peter Harries-Jones: Prof. of Anthropology (Emeritus), York University, Ontario; author A Recursive Vision
 

WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT THIS CONFERENCE

Not often will we have such an opportunity as this one: to convene so many who inspired by Gregory Bateson and by his illuminating insights about 'the pattern which connects'.
MULTIPLE VERSIONS OF THE WORLD promises to be a breakthrough conference.
-Dr. Jay Ogilvy
co-founder, Global Business Network; author, 'Creating Better Futures'
 

This conference will be the long awaited opportunity to explore the significance of Gregory Bateson's life and work for the new century. The goal is to span the different fields in which Bateson's work is used and move toward a deeper and unified understanding of the ecology of mind.
-Dr. Mary Catherine Bateson
Institute for Intercultural Studies, NY; author (with Gregory Bateson) of 'Angels Fear: Towards an Epistemology of the Sacred' and 'Composing a Life'

 

Conference Organized by
Gordon Feller
870 Estancia
San Rafael, California 94903-USA
phone +1-4154914233
GordonF20@comcast.net

For details on Gregory Bateson…. http://www.interculturalstudies.org/IIS/Bateson/biography.html
http://www.interculturalstudies.org/IIS/Bateson/bibliography.html

www.acteva.com/go/bateson