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Category: MICE: Management Institute for Contributory Economy
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The Architecture of Silence and the Erosion of Knowledge
Co-Authored by Dr. Neville Buch and Arif Jameel The “How strategic silence destroys human knowledge” audio commentary on MICE’s Contributory Economy and Human Authorship: The Architecture of Silence and the Erosion of Knowledge Co-Authored by Dr. Neville Buch and Arif Jameel Abstract Knowledge is not merely a static collection of facts but a dynamic social…
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The Du Bois Doctrine: Global-Local, Local-Global
Among Du Bois’s key insights was the idea that “the domestic could never be divorced from the global,” Mampilly writes. In his view, “Washington’s quest for a liberal order could never be reconciled with a Jim Crow system at home”—and, conversely, “the success of democracy in the United States required that political and economic equality…
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The Epistemic Abyss – Ignorance and the Quest for Dialogue: Modern History Curriculum for Queensland Education
Dr Neville Buch[1] The “How algorithms starve the human intellect” audio commentary on MICE’s Contributory Economy and Human Authorship: The “Stop walking backward into digital sewer grates” audio commentary for lessons in Modern History for Queensland Education: Abstract This essay investigates the phenomenon of “cognitive ignorance” and the systemic breakdown of deliberation in contemporary social…
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Dynamics of Structure and Fairness: A Scholarly Analysis of Hierarchy and the Level Playing Field
Dr Neville Buch[1] The “Reclaiming Your Mind from Tilted Politics” audio commentary on MICE’s Contributory Economy and Human Authorship: Abstract This essay provides a comprehensive exploration of the structural tensions between social hierarchy and the “level playing field,” utilizing the interdisciplinary frameworks of the Dynamic of Cognition (DoC) and Habermasian communicative action. Traditionally, hierarchy and…
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Aesthetic Legitimacy and the Dynamic of Cognition
Dr Neville Buch[1] The audio commentary on MICE’s Contributory Economy and Human Authorship: Abstract This essay evaluates the “Lifestyle State” thesis proposed by independent scholar Arif Jameel through the lens of Dr. Neville Buch’s “Dynamic of Cognition” (DoC) framework. Jameel’s thesis posits a structural succession of institutional and state legitimacy, arguing that the public evaluation…
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The Technicisation of Thought and the Crisis of Comprehension
The audio commentary on MICE’s Contributory Economy and Human Authorship: Abstract This essay critiques the cognitive and economic pathologies of the digital public sphere, focusing on the content and conversational problems of dominant social media platforms such as Facebook. Utilizing Dr. Neville Buch’s frameworks of Sufficient Comprehension and the Dynamic of Cognition (DoC), we diagnose…
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Understanding Local-Global Framing for Unitarian-Universalism (UU)
The audio commentary on MICE’s Contributory Economy and Human Authorship: Abstract This essay explores the intellectual development of Unitarian-Universalism (UU) through the cognitive triad of Unity, Universality, and Sufficient Comprehension. It frames this “cognitive ascent” as a critical countermeasure to contemporary pathologies of thought. By drawing on the Dynamic of Cognition (DoC) and Spiral Historiography,…
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Social Services, Theology, and the Contributory Economy. Moving Beyond Voluntarism to Restoring Human Authorship
The audio commentary on MICE’s Contributory Economy and Human Authorship. Dr Neville Buch[1] Abstract This essay examines the intersection of structural poverty, diaconal social practice, and theological inquiry in conceptualizing the transition to a Contributory Economy—a model that structurally values and fairly pays individuals for their services to the common good. Critiquing the historical failures…
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Bureaucratic Humanism in the Early Twentieth Century: Intellectual Failures and Corrective Philosophy
The audio commentary of Dr. Buch’s early 20th century intellectual history. Dr Neville Buch[1] Abstract This essay critiques the rise of bureaucratic humanism in the early twentieth century, a period marked by an intellectual regression where humanism was stripped of its reflective, interpretive depth and captured by elite academic structures and technical reductionism. Originating in…
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The Hard Question of Generative A.I. Reclaiming Human Authorship in the Age of Generative A.I.
The audio commentary on the work of Dr. Neville Buch and other sociologists and philosophers. Dr Neville Buch[1] Abstract This essay explores the intersecting challenges of human agency, cognitive autonomy, and institutional control in the era of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI). Centred on the critical sociological synthesis of Roe and Perkins (2026), it examines the…