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ecology of mind

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ecology of mind,
n a phrase coined by anthropologist Gregory Bateson to describe culture as a mutually interdependent world wherein individual relationships shape socially shared meanings while these collective meanings simultaneously inform the individuals' understandings of their actions.


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To his credit, he does draw upon Gregory Bateson's ecology of mind, J.
Reprinted in 1972 as "A Theory of Play and Fantasy," In Steps to an Ecology of Mind.
 
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