Chris Mortimer

Copyright © 2017 Chris Mortimer

....................© 2019 Chris Mortimer

Author, philosopher: interest in reflexive foundations for human science, in reflexive therapy, in managing reflexive need through reflexivization and de-mythologization of our understanding of ourselves it enables.

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For publications (summaries, previews, links): use ‘visit my website link’, and WordPress to Lulu links: (Lulu.com. or Amazon (where secondary retailers inflate prices), Barnes and Noble, etc.):

A Reflexive Foundation for Human Science, 2nd edition print, new 4th edition e-book, with an introduction;

A Guide to Reflexive Therapy, print, new 2nd edition e-book, with an Introduction;

Seeing It, print and e-book.

Translations: Chinese translation of A Guide to Reflexive Therapy.

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Reflexive human science examines laws of human existence (being-process). Both intrinsic level and level of constructed structured process: reconstructs mechanism and dynamics, history and evolution. Examines relation of existence and being at level of individual and species.

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Reflexive therapy is based on reflexive human science. It examines reflexive need, and manages it through guiding reflexivization. It is a guide for a scientific and centering - integrative - self-knowledge, with the potential, in self-organization, for including a reflexivized psychology able to 'be scientifically'. It is the self organizing itself to be scientifically. It is the human being-process becoming self-organized in a scientific way through use of scientific self-knowledge.

Useful in itself in life, reflexive therapy, as integrative foundation for developing reflexive self, useful for a reflexive approach to therapies generally. It is a specific information; and can be applied as the basis for a therapeutic try for relief from specified forms of individual and collective suffering.

Useful in ‘what of it is being made to be and why’: human science consultancy, human social research, research and methodology in the social sciences, human resources, colonization of/interference in the lifeworld/critical social theory*, critical systems analysis, 'relating of fact to norm', authority and consent, functional requirements of systems-maintenance and people, ideology, abolition of war, etc.

(*'Colonization of lifeworld': e.g. Jurgen Habermas' critical social theory; effects of constructed structured process on intrinsic structured process.)

Twitter.com: Also, now: @Onescience3