Writing in the year 2000
 

• Wittgenstein and his philosophy of beginnings and beginnings and beginnings. Paper given at the American University, Washington DC, March 26th 2000, at a Wittgenstein Conference in honor of Rom Harré.



• Wittgenstein and the everyday: from radical hiddenness to 'nothing is hidden'; from representation to participation (In Journal of Mundane Behavior).



• At the boundaries of being: re-figuring our intellectual lives together (Plenary speech at "Psychology 2000 - Congress," Joensuu, Finland, 30th August to 2nd September)



• CONSTRUCTING ‘RESOURCEFUL OR MUTUALLY ENABLING’ COMMUNITIES:PUTTING A NEW (DIALOGICAL)PRACTICE INTO OUR PRACTICES (Paper presented at the Presidential Session at the AECT Conference, Denver, Oct 25th-28th, 2000).



• RESPONSIVE UNDERSTANDINGS IN LIVING ENCOUNTERS: RE-FIGURING INTELLECTUAL INQUIRY.Penultimate draft of chapter to appear in J.D. Raskin and S.K. Bridges (Eds.) Cutting Edge Issues in Personal Construct Psychology: Practical Applications and Postmodern Directions. New York: Pace University Press.



• "The recovery of meaningful thinking." Review of Sigmund Koch, Psychology in Human Context: Essays in Dissidence and Reconstruction. Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press, 1999 - in 2000, the reviews editor of the BPS Magazine, The Psychologist, asked me to provide a short review this book of 441 pages. After considerable effort on my part, I produced the review above. It was declined on the grounds that it was "too philosophical for our readers."