Perceiving complexity
This is a series of articles about how I see the mindsets of some cultural areas. I intend to write about each of these cultures separately, but first I will start with some aspects I notice at the human mindset in general. Initially I wanted to title this series “Perceiving identity”, but, as I immersed in this variety of cultural angles, a more appropriate title turned out to be “Perceiving complexity”.
The general aspects
Part 1 — Masculine and feminine approaches to the raw reality
Part 2 — How people tend to deal with simple patternization of the world
Part 3 — Feminine raw reality perspectives usually taken in consideration by men
Part 4 — Feminine raw reality perspectives usually not noticed by men
Part 5 — Other feminine (informal) angles of social involvement
Part 6 — Quirks of the human mind
Part 7 — Surprisingly, these quirks open some unexpected perspectives
Part 8 — Classical masculine organization
Part 9 — Men noticing directly the raw reality perspective
Part 10 — Men messed up by the raw reality perspective
Part 11 — The relevant Albanian and Altaic aspects
Part 12 — The Middle Eastern background of the relevant Jewish aspects
Part 13 — How I see the Jewish religious experience
Part 14 — How I see the Jewish masculinity relating to this religious experience
Part 15 — Exploring more immediate aspects
Part 16 — Pondering about Jewishness at the present tense
Part 17 — Some aspects I notice about the Jewish expression in the modern world
… to be continued
Additional texts
India — Bharat — Tianzhu/Tenjiku
Backgammon, nard, billiards: games about overlapping narratives
Part 1 — Backgammon
Part 2 — Nard
Part 3 — Billiards
The mindset of the populations of Siberian origin
Part 1 —Thinking processes with a rather fluid base
Part 2 — Some awareness of the complexity of the raw reality
Part 3 — The origin of this awareness may be the harsh life there
Part 4 —Living with this awareness
Part 5 — Ebru thinking process as a single thought thread in the raw reality
Part 6 — The fluid psychological power at the Altaic people
Part 7 — Dealing with the complexity the ebru thinking supposes
Part 8 — Men dealing with the fluid psychological power and the ebru thinking
Part 9 — Shame and fragility about the Altaic take on masculinity, as stemming from views originating from other cultural influences
Part 10 — Effects on classical simplistic human social organization when you have such awareness of a fluid psychology
Part 11 — Men realizing how to take in consideration this fluid psychology
Part 12 — Approaches developed by women when dealing with men that do not really know how to work well with this originally feminine psychology and some aspects that some women do not realize in this situation
Part 13 — More in-depth perceptions around the organizational and refreshing possibilities offered by nature
Part 14 — The musical evolutions of some female singers
Part 15 — The supernova effect
… to be continued
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