The two notions at the centre of the Association Paul K. Feyerabend (as of its preceding Foundation) are subject to various interpretations. We gathered here some documents we found useful to in thinking about them. We invite also your comments and contributions.
A community is a group of persons having something in common. In this ordinary sense, there exists a plethora of human communities that share a territory, a city quarter, natural resources, a language, a culture, traditions, and much else. These … Read more
Solidarity is an attitude and a value. It means accepting a common humanity with “the other”. It means seeing “the other” as a subject as we are, deserving respect and care regardless of socio-economic, cultural, physical or other differences. But … Read more
An interesting article by David Barkin, one of our Nominators :
… Read moreShaping a Communitarian Ethos in an Era of Ecological Crisis
