Buckminster Fuller Speaks His Mind

Artista: Fuller, R. Buckminster

Formato: COMPACT DISCS

Gravadora/Label: COOR

Catalogo: 5025

Faixas: 1.1 Foreward
1.2 The Educational Mind
1.3 Synergy
1.4 Man and His Senses
2.1 Malthus and Empire
2.2 The Generalized Principle
2.3 Insideness, Outsideness, Systems, Geometry
2.4 The Mathematician and the Straight Line
2.5 The Thinkalbe Non Experience
3.1 Reductio Ad Absurdum
3.2 Euler and Pattern
4.1 Euler (Cont.); History and Folkore of Science
4.2 History and Folkore of Science
4.3 Animate and Inanimate
5.1 Scientists and Models
5.2 Darwin and General Adaptability
5.3 Instinct, Learning and the 3rd Parent
6.1 Doing More with Less
6.2 World War Three Is Over
6.3 World Game
6.4 Where Are We Going
6.5 The Nature of Equilibrium
6.6 Mental Geometry and Numbers

The visionary, designer, architect, poet, author and inventor who brought the term “synergy” into the realm of popular speech, Buckminster Fuller shares many of his original ideas in this series of monologues. Topics of discussion range from why the educational system is “vulnerable,” “inadequate” and “erroneous” to the instability of equilibrium. (See also COOK06061 The Clock Is Stopping: The Human Scenario.)