Integral theory
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| - | '''Integral Theory''' is a philosophy promoted by [[Ken Wilber]] that seeks a synthesis of the best of pre-modern, modern, and postmodern reality. | + | '''Integral theory''' in general is theory, or model which comprehend diverse elements of human experience into one functional whole. It may refer to: |
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| + | * integral theory of Ken Wilber, see [[Integral theory (Ken Wilber)]] | ||
| + | * theory of [[Ervin László]] | ||
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| - | * [[Integral (spirituality)]] | + | * [[Integral yoga]] - system of practice by [[Sri Aurobindo]] |
| - | * [[Post-postmodernism]] | + | * [[Integral (disambiguation)]] |
| - | * [[Systems science]] | + | |
| - | * [[Transmodernism]] | + | |
| - | * [[Cultural creatives]] | + | |
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Integral theory in general is theory, or model which comprehend diverse elements of human experience into one functional whole. It may refer to:
- integral theory of Ken Wilber, see Integral theory (Ken Wilber)
- theory of Ervin László
See also
- Integral yoga - system of practice by Sri Aurobindo
- Integral (disambiguation)
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