Toward a Unified Field Theory of Human Behaviour (Global Cultural Evolution)

Authors

  • Marcus Abundis Stanford Graduate School of Businses (GFTP)

Abstract

A model of human consciousness based on Earth's geologic history of mass-extinction & recovery (evolutionary dynamics). Five Earthly dynamics trigger within humanity's adaptive psychology an “adverse relationship” with environment – a Paradox that sparks human consciousness with intellectual and spiritual questions of unity vs. diversity (Earth/Mother vs. humanity). Humanity adaptively mirrors Earth's five evolutionary dynamics with five gender-based archetypes (bio-cultural dynamic) that unfold in a mythologizing of natural adversity as foundation for all human knowledge. The intellectual lineage used to develop this model includes: • Evolutionary biology and Earth systems science establish an overarching context for this study – answering Chalmers’ “hard question,” • Paleoanthropology defines the circumstance of humanity’s emergence from Gaia, • Psychology monitors humanity’s shift from animal-self to modern creative-self, using work of Hegel > Freud > Jung > Joseph Campbell > Arnold Mindell as a new structural psychology, • Fractal geometry then offers a holographic design for modeling consciousness, • Memetics, finally, presents a tool for measuring humanity’s conscious traits, with a variation of the Hall-Tonna values inventory. This work presents a “general hypothesizing model” of human consciousness, in attempting a science of consciousness.

Published

2008-07-04

How to Cite

Abundis, M. (2008). Toward a Unified Field Theory of Human Behaviour (Global Cultural Evolution). Proceedings of the 52nd Annual Meeting of the ISSS - 2008, Madison, Wisconsin, 3(1). Retrieved from https://journals.isss.org/index.php/proceedings52nd/article/view/1025

Issue

Section

Evolutionary Development