LCLI Chronicle
LCLI Chronicles contain short articles or commentaries shared by one or other of our Fellows on
issues or themes that express a sense of the import of thinking about the 'leading causes of life'
issues or themes that express a sense of the import of thinking about the 'leading causes of life'
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Chronicle #10
'Prosistance' ~ Cagn, new LCLI Fellow, wonders about the idea of ‘prosistance’, taking it up with others in his circles. This one-pager tells you more and shares a poignant reflection from a friend . |
Chronicle #9
On the nation-state & genocide ~ Published interview, shared by Horst, with Mahmood Mamdani (Columbia U). Easy to read, it raises deep questions about the meaning of nationhood, genocide, exclusion and inclusion, the idea of 'homeland'. |
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Chronicle #8
Why LCLI? - Doug & Beulah reflect ~ A rich, multifaceted discussion about community, creativity, intergenerational connection, and the transformative power of shared spaces. |
Chronicle #7
Passing of Francis Wilson, Fellow ~ The first of our Fellows to lose in this way, the text ("We've Lost a Bit of Ourselves") comes from the Daily Maverick, South Africa. |
Chronicle #6
Genocide in the making: Tigrai ~ Written to the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Cape Town by Horst Kleinschmidt, LCLI Fellow, the letter is self-explanatory. |
OLDER EDITIONS
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Chronicle #1
Reconciliation & Restitution ~ Two LCLI Fellows spoke at an annual march for justice in the racially divided City of Cape Town (Nomvula Dlaimini, Horst Kleinschmidt) |
Chronicle #2
Incidental Findings ~ Comments on how the shell in our 'linguistic shells' can be broken and fractured, language refreshed and renewed (Heather Wood Ion) |
Chronicle #3
Life Breaks Thru Tough Ground ~ Reflections on the celebration of a successful struggle to stop a semi-secret nuclear deal In South Africa (Jim Cochrane) |
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Chronicle #4
Hairball ~ "I paid attention when the United Nations Climate report said we had a dozen years to fundamentally change our lives to avoid runaway melting with irreversible consequences. ...." (Gary Gunderson reflects) |
Chronicle #5
Update - Short one page summary of LCLI projects and people in early 2019, including the Barefoot Guide on Generative Leadership and the See2See Road Trip across the US South. |
Special Note
LCL & Medicine in 21st Century - 2-page summary of the LCLI framework from a keynote address to a conference of European health system researchers in Bayreuth, Germany, on 'evaluation criteria for medicine in the 21st Century". |
