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Image from: Ralf Moser | Mannheim im Quadrat (S/W)
| If they … | 2011 |

Epistemologies for practical application

Compass

Epistemology as an Invitation to Self-Development
– a systematic approach for the diverse center

Art project by Hannah S. und Ralf Jochen Moser

In a world full of theories, models, and concepts, it takes more than just clever ideas—it takes real guidance.

The Compass is aimed at anyone who isn’t satisfied with ready-made answers. It invites us to consciously question the influences of the collective “we” in order to create space for a self-determined “I” – as far as feels right for each individual.

Those who want to approach life’s questions pragmatically need insights that open up new perspectives – for the tasks and challenges we encounter in the course of our lives. Teachings that do not lecture, but promote personal insights.

The compass invites you to explore eight areas of knowledge – eight independent teachings that help you determine your own position and discover new horizons.

The following areas are planned. Where links are already available, there is already something to see.

• A Epistemology of Leadership and Navigation
• A Epistemology of Learning and Development
• A Epistemologie of Society and the Environment
• An Epistemology of Love and Relationships
• A Epistemology about Living Spaces and Well-Being
• A Epistemology of Autonomy and Material Well-Being
• An Epistemology of the Sacred and Faith
• An Epistemology of Life and Death

Bild aus: Ralf Moser | ? | Stadt der Vernunft | ? |

Image from: Ralf Moser | Konstruierte Diagonale(n) |
Das neue Sehen in der neuen Techne | 2016 |

System of Epistemologies for New Techne

Guide for Clever Avant-Gardists

Epistemology as an Invitation to Self-Development
– a systematic approach for all cases

In a world flooded with theories, models, and concepts, it takes more than just clever ideas—it takes real guidance. This guide is for anyone who isn’t satisfied with ready-made answers, but wants to consciously leave behind the influences of the collective “we” in order to make room for the individual “I.” Those who really want to tackle the big questions in life don’t need normative theories, but open ways of thinking – epistemologies that open up new possibilities and promote personal insights. The guide invites you to explore five areas of knowledge – five independent teachings that help you determine your own position and discover new horizons!

Bild aus: Ralf Moser | ? | Stadt der Vernunft | ? |