Sara Hendren - Healthy relationality, how we meet the built world, and the curriculum of the future

Subscribe to The Flourishing Commons - a newsletter to accompany Origins episodes and to build a community around a rich forum for exchange. Sara Hendren is a humanist in tech. This may seem like a strange statement, but it may be a perfect place to pick up Sara's trajectory. She is a brilliant designer, an affecting educator, and just might be the source of language that will transform the way you witness the world. Show Notes:critique and repair (06:55)Generous Thinking Kathleen Fitzpatrick (22:00)Epistemic humilityRelational model of change (22:50)The Nicomachean Ethics Aristotle (24:40)Becca Rothfeld 'friendship as a recognition-relation' Danielle Allen 'healthy relationality' (28:30)Our Common Purpose: Reinventing American Democracy for the 21st CenturyEducation for American Democracy: Excellence in History and Civics for all Learners K-12Curriculum of the future (30:00)Danielle Allen What is education for?Trabian Shorters 'asset framing' (36:30)Jonathan Adler and narrative identity (40:00)Theologian William May 'an openness to the unbidden' (43:00)Book: What Can A Body Do? How We Meet the Built World (47:00)New America Think Tank (55:00)Lightning Round (57:00)Book: Pilgrim at Tinker Creek Annie Dillard Passion: Philosophy and FictionWorldbuildingHeart Sing: Medieval philosophy and theology Deep TimeScrewed up: Losing perspective on time passing while her children were smallBoyhoodFind Sara online:What Can A Body Do? How We Meet the Built WorldNewsletter "Undefended/Undefeated"Website'Five-Cut Fridays’ five-song music playlist series  Sara’s playlist