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Participatory epistemology



Participatory Epistemology is a relatively new philosophical concept, paradigmatically articulated by Richard Tarnas and elaborated specifically in relation to Transpersonal psychology by Jorge Ferrer, Christopher Bache, and others. The Participatory Epistemology is constituted in the recognition that meaning is neither outside of the human mind, that is, in the "objective" world waiting to be discovered (the paradigmatically Modern/Structuralist worldview), nor that meaning is simply constructed or projected onto an inherently meaningless world by the "subjective" human mind (the paradigmatically Postmodern/Poststructuralist worldview).



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