Just the facts, Z, just the facts…<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=Xped7A8oecM<\/a><\/p>\n (from a three-month-old’s perspective)<\/p>\n Incidentally, if there’s a single small book I’d recommend on life from this kind of perspective, it’s Daniel Stern’s Diary of a Baby<\/a>. Stern was a favorite of Felix Guattari’s. That book can be followed up by the more scholarly The Interpersonal World of the Infant<\/a>; make sure you read the introduction from the 2000 edition<\/a>, which updates the 1985 original. Stern’s The Present Moment<\/a> and Forms of Vitality<\/a> are in the same vein, and very relevant to a process-relational perspective on the human life.<\/p>\n And while I’m at recommending books on infancy, Alison Gopnik’s Philosophical Baby<\/a> and Meredith Small’s Our Babies Ourselves<\/a> are the other ones I’ve been consulting, in those rare moments of spare time.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Just the facts, Z, just the facts… http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=Xped7A8oecM (from a three-month-old’s perspective) Incidentally, if there’s a single small book I’d recommend on life from this kind of perspective, it’s Daniel Stern’s Diary of a Baby. Stern was a favorite of Felix Guattari’s. 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