Tuesday, November 17, 2009

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False consciousness - False Consciousness



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According to Marx, is the social being that determines consciousness, not consciousness that determines social being. In terms of Wilber AQAL (OCON in Castilian) mean that the lower-right quadrant (the social base) determines the upper-left (the subjectivity of the individual).

as Karl Marx called false consciousness the thinking of individuals is not consistent with their material conditions of existence.

Gustavo Bueno, who is carrying out an important work of summary and update of materialist philosophy, says that the term false consciousness refers to any system of beliefs or ideas (what he calls ortograma ) who has lost ability to correct their own mistakes. Any material you can put it into question would be well treated, neutralized. As good material as false consciousness lies in the lower-right (the social basis).

Wilber maintains that false consciousness is when the conscience of the upper-left quadrant of the individual, not only differs from living in lower-right quadrant, but it does not recognize how the other three quadrants (nature, society and culture ) affect and shape (Wilber, K, "Integral Spirituality" Ed Kairos, p. 86).

One of those elements that shape from the bottom-right are the ortogramas, which of course if they are closed and exclusive will be particularly alienating and hindering for any changes in both individual and social consciousness.



According To Marx, is the Being social that determines consciousness, not consciousness that determines social being. In terms of Wilber's AQAL this means that the lower-right quadrant (the social) determines the upper-left (the subjectivity of the individual).

Karl Marx called false consciousness as individual´s thinking that is inconsistent with their material conditions of existence.

Gustavo Bueno, who is carrying out an important work of recapitulation and updating of materialist philosophy, says that the term “false consciousness” refers to any system of beliefs or ideas (what he calls ortogram) that has lost the ability to correct their own mistakes. Any material that may put into question would be soaked up, neutralized. As a good materialist he situates false consciousness in lower-right quadrant (the social).

Wilber maintains that false consciousness happens when the conscience of the upper-left quadrant not only differs from what the individual lives in his/her lower-right quadrant, but further fails to recognize how the other three quadrants (nature, society and culture ) affect and mold his/her consciousness (Wilber, K, "Integral Spirituality" Shambala Ed., p. 45-46).

One of those elements that mold from the bottom-right will be ortograms, which of course if they are closed and exclusionary will be particularly alienating hampered any development of both individual and social consciousness.

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