Philosophical Constructions of a Rational Culture

Philosophical Constructions of a Rational Culture outlines some 'cultural prerogatives' (privileges or exclusive conditions belonging to a culture) that, if implemented and/or discussed, would contribute to more rationality. These include innovations in religion, gendered practice, conceptions of power and human motivation, biocosmological understandings, both a critique and refinement of Marxism, maximising reflexivity, a discussion of teleology and God, Hegelian-reason, and the nature of work, to name a few of these more rational cultural prerogatives. It gives not only institutional rationality (reform or amelioration at this cultural level), but also memetic rationality in the realm of cultural belief. This is highly original writing and will give much food for thought and healthy debate.