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Gregg Henriques

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Gregg Henriques is a Full Professor of psychology at James Madison University who developed the Unified Theory of Knowledge — a comprehensive meta-framework mapping reality across four planes (Matter, Life, Mind, and Culture) to resolve deep fragmentation in psychology and the sciences. Author of A New Unified Theory of Psychology and A New Synthesis for Solving the Problem of Psychology, he has written over 350 essays on his long-running Theory of Knowledge blog at Psychology Today.

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Philosophy of MindEpistemologySystems ThinkingConsciousness StudiesOntological DesignPhenomenologyUTOKHermeneuticsCultural EvolutionEmbodied CognitionPsychologyComplexity ScienceIntegral TheoryMeta-CrisisSymbolismDevelopmental PsychologyWisdom TraditionsEvolutionary BiologyCivilizational RiskSensemaking

Connected Observers

Zak Stein17Brendan Graham Dempsey5John Vervaeke4Nate Hagens2Jamie Wheal1Iain McGilchrist1

Ideas in the Observatory

  • The Fifth Joint Point of Evolutionary ComplexityThreading the needle between chaos and the cage
    82%
  • Four Crises Defining the Digital Identity ProblemThe weight of a world out of scale
    78%
  • Distinguishing What We Know From What ExistsThe map is missing the mountain.
    85%

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The Structural Unification of Psychological Science
When partial truths build walls instead of bridges
78%
  • Defining Psychology Through the Ontology of MindThe Cambrian spark within the machine
    82%
  • Distinguishing Speculative Ideas from Systematic MetaphysicsCarving nature at its joints
    78%
  • The Epistemic Distinction Between Science and PsycheThe truth that needs no witness
    82%
  • The Self as a Functional Navigation ProcessThe steady anchor in a field of possibilities
    87%
  • Defining Culture through Behavioral Repertoires and Justification SystemsThe silent repertoire and the spoken law
    82%
  • The Three-Layered Architecture of Human Self-ConsciousnessMapping the filters between feeling and being seen
    78%
  • The Tripartite Map of Human ConsciousnessFrom the sun-turning leaf to the narrated soul
    78%
  • The Four Distinct Layers of MindA tower of Babel in the skull
    87%
  • The Periodic Architecture of Scientific DimensionsThe recursive heartbeat of a complexifying universe
    78%
  • The Four Dimensions of Behavioral ComplexityFrom gravity's pull to the spoken word
    78%
  • Mapping Reality from Energy to CultureHealing the broken grammar of the world
    78%
  • The Foundational Crisis of Psychological DefinitionA map with four different norths
    87%
  • The Fragmented Architecture of Human PsychologyA thousand maps for one uncharted territory
    82%
  • The Formation of Persons through Cultural InheritanceWaking up inside a story already told
    82%
  • Propositional Grammar and the Evolution of PersonhoodWhen the nervous system escaped the skin
    87%
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    Topics

    Philosophy of MindEpistemologySystems ThinkingConsciousness StudiesOntological DesignPhenomenologyUTOKHermeneuticsCultural EvolutionEmbodied CognitionPsychologyComplexity ScienceIntegral TheoryMeta-CrisisSymbolismDevelopmental PsychologyWisdom TraditionsEvolutionary BiologyCivilizational RiskSensemaking

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    Zak Stein17 sharedBrendan Graham Dempsey5 sharedJohn Vervaeke4 sharedNate Hagens2 sharedJamie Wheal1 sharedIain McGilchrist1 shared
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