Gregory Bateson on Pathology - Context and Relation “I don’t have to tell you about the tyranny of patterns - that is the rubric under which we meet. What you may not know is that you have to accept them.”
“The ignominious bullying of Naven Ritual Rites of passage produced harsh, overcompensating males.”
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Metalogue: Why do Things Have outlines? (metalogue between father and daughter), Steps to an Ecology of Mind, 1972, p. 37, originally published 1953. Post a comment:
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Posted by DanielS on Thu, 21 Aug 2014 07:20 | #
In considering these statements of Bateson, particularly this one:
“Those variables which should be flexible have been pegged, while those which should be comparatively steady, changing only slowly, have been cast loose.”
It seems to me that the appropriate application of what should be fairly “flexible” would be individual liberties and community differences, experimentation. While what should be “comparatively steady, changing only slowly” should be the borders of the nation (nation defined both geographically and of an evolved human ecology).
Thus I would take some exception to this statement of his concluding the passage:
To use the Schmittian “exception”, that the legal system ought to be invoked particularly regarding borders.
This would allow the healing of “the educational system”, to recover in particular from scientistic and Jewish abuses of European education.
And to recover from the onslaught of episodic “learning” resulting from the tumult of modernity’s disregard for patterns.
Primitivism emerges common sense in that context, as Naven Ritual Rite of Passage, wherein ignominious bullying of initiators produced harsh, overcompensating males.
As Kenneth Burke argued, this is not “enriching.”