Comments on: Maturana & Humanness

By: Juanita Brown

Juanita Brown — Wed, 28 Dec 2016 21:31:24 +0000

Hola Fernando,
Gracias por tu aportación! No conozco el trabajo de Randall Whitaker pero acabo de ir allá y parece muy interesante.

Perdoname mi mal español, pero aprendi hablando en la calle!

Donde vives ahora y como encontraste al World Cafe?

Te mando mis mejores deseos que tengas Feliz Navidad y Prospero Ano Nuevo.

Juanita Brown
Co-fundadora, El World Cafe

By: Fernando Gonzalez

Fernando Gonzalez — Sun, 25 Dec 2016 19:45:46 +0000

In reply to Juanita Brown.

Origin of Humanness in the Biology of LoveJan 1, 2009
by Humberto M. Romesin and Gerda Verden-Zoller

Plus Randall Whitaker’s website. http://www.enolagaia.com/
He has constructed this site with art and abundant references…

I’m very pleased Juanita for this new to me Cafe.

I just started learning Law on 2010. I have only 5 years of university level plus 1.5 in a masters program for Constitutional Law… looking for the possibility of introducing Maturana’s et al works into that realm of knowledge and practice and… sadness, abuses, nationally and internationally. Etc.

I’m 67. But, I’ll not relinquish my passion of being useful to others through this approach you mentioned on Cultural Biology.

Ok. Too long my comment. Open for other similar attempts.

Plain love and conscience reflection…

Fernando

By: Francisco Echegaray

Francisco Echegaray — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 11:46:11 +0000

Juanita and Ria, there is a new book in English:

“The Origin of Humanness in the Biology of Love” by H. Maturana and G. Verden-ZOller, edited by my professor Pille Bunnell.
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