Thinking at the Edge - Pt2

Thinking at the Edge (TAE), like Focusing, is a practice developed from the Philosophy of the Implicit. Here Mary Hendricks (Director of The Focusing Institute) and Eugene Gendlin introduce key concepts and describe TAE

It is a set of exact steps to develop a fresh use of language and a new kind of theory to speak from something in one's field which one knows but has not been able to say or write. This is a way to say something that can restructure the basic terms and practices in a field, rather than being able to say what fits the current viewpoint.

~9min excerpt from 235min 2xdvd set, videotaped in NY 2002.

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Education

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• Understanding
• Implying
• Carrying
• forward
• Thinking
• body
• Revolutionary
• pause
• Unseparated
• multiplicity
• Responsive
• order
• Situational
• Edge
• Philosophy
• concepts
• Language
• Fresh
• language
• Public