{"name": "Commoning Consciousness", "short_name": "Commoning Consciousness", "start_url": "https://buttondown.com/commoning.consciousness/archive/", "description": "Commoning Consciousness brings together three bodies of work that rarely meet: Carl Jung's psychology of the inner life, the evolutionary science of how cooperation survives, and Elinor Ostrom's research on how communities govern shared resources. Its central claim is that personal growth is a shared responsibility, because part of the mind we tend is held in common. A Sunday letter. Most weeks it's a Porch Note: an essay, poem, or short piece of creative nonfiction that starts with what's close at hand and follows it out to the systems we share. Now and then it's a longer essay. The Commoning Consciousness podcast begins December 21", "icons": [{"src": "https://assets.buttondown.email/images/836c9082-c5ae-4a96-a604-4959419a5ef1.png", "sizes": "any", "purpose": "any", "type": "image/png"}], "background_color": "#FAFAFB", "theme_color": "#0069FF", "display": "standalone", "orientation": "portrait-primary"}