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Daniel Pinchbeck
ISBN 9781780289724
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How Soon is Now
from personal initiation to global transformation
Who it's for: Readers interested in ecological philosophy and social change
In 'How Soon Is Now?', radical futurist and philosopher Daniel Pinchbeck confronts the urgent ecological crisis threatening our planet. He outlines a compelling vision for a mass social movement, positing that humanity has collectively willed this crisis to initiate a necessary global transformation. Pinchbeck argues for our evolution into a unified planetary super-organism, fostering a symbiotic relationship with Earth's ecosystems and the web of life.Why You Should Read? Explore a bold and integrated vision for addressing global ecological and social challenges. Gain a unique perspective on the potential for humanity's collective evolution and consciousness shift. Understand a framework that merges Eastern metaphysics, social ecology, and radical political thought. Consider a tactical plan for transforming current systems into more participatory, democratic, and inclusive structures.
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- Argues humanity collectively willed the ecological crisis to trigger transformation
- Proposes evolution into a unified planetary super-organism
- Merges Eastern metaphysics, social ecology, and radical political thought
- Offers a tactical plan for participatory, democratic, inclusive systems
- Written by radical futurist and philosopher Daniel Pinchbeck
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Questions about this book
What is the main argument of the book?
Pinchbeck argues that humanity has collectively willed the ecological crisis to initiate a necessary global transformation, leading to our evolution into a unified planetary super-organism.
What philosophical traditions does the book draw on?
It merges Eastern metaphysics, social ecology, and radical political thought.
Does the book offer practical solutions?
Yes, it outlines a tactical plan for transforming current systems into more participatory, democratic, and inclusive structures.
Who is the author?
Daniel Pinchbeck, a radical futurist and philosopher.