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Steve McIntosh Presents: A Critique of Developmental Psychology

In this first in a series of constructive critiques of integral philosophy, Steve McIntosh examines the blind spots of developmental psychology. By failing to accurately recognize the influence of intersubjective cultural structures on people's minds, conventional developmental psychology conflates the evolution of individual consciousness with the evolution of collective culture. As Steve argues, the relative development of a person's individual consciousness cannot be smoothly equated with the values-based worldview that provides their cultural identity. Bookmarks: 00:09:15 Brief history of developmental psychology (Baldwin, Piaget, Kohlberg, Kegan, Graves/Spiral Dynamics) 00:18:46 Developmental psychology's blind spot: cultural stages 00:31:58 Two evident problems 00:40:38 The unavoidably normative implications of psychological growth 00:50:38 Three arguments for the normative evaluation of stages 00:57:51 The integration of developmental psychology into philosophy 01:00:30 Critique of Ken Wilber's theory of altitudes 01:10:05 Audience Q&A Learn more about developmental philosophy: https://developmentalist.org/