What is the nature of Symbolic Representations?
Development and Meaning-making Beyond the Conventional

with

Susanne Cook-Greuter, PhD
Public talk with presentation and invitation for inquiry

Graham Visitors Center-Washington Park Arboretum
Seattle, WA
Date: June 30, 2008
Time: 7-9pm

Dr. Susanne Cook-Greuter is an internationally known authority on mature adult development. She is an experienced and dedicated teacher, and the principal of Cook-Greuter & Associates. Her Harvard thesis, Postautonomous Ego Development (1999), is a landmark study in the characteristics and assessment of late stage meaning makers. As a linguist, she continues to explore and marvel at the intricacies of language and meaning making. Susanne is a founding member of Ken Wilber’s Integral Institute and co-director of its Psychology Center. She is also a member of the Guild of American Papercutters, and loves to observe and draw nature as an insight practice. She values learning through all senses, and wishes to share her experience and knowledge of the examined mind with you.

In this evening lecture with Dr. Susanne Cook-Greuter, one of the Integral community’s most well known researchers and teachers, explore the nature, beauties and limits of symbolic representations.

How do different symbolic representations work?

How would you communicate your wildest inner experiences without language?

Why is it so difficult to question our language habit?

Register now.

For more information contact Kari Mays at Pacific Integral at kari@pacificintegral.com or 1-888-713-7773 Ext. 8.