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 Frank Visser founded IntegralWorld.net in 1997 (back then under the name of "The World of Ken Wilber"). He is the author of the first monograph on Ken Wilber and his work: " Ken Wilber: Thought as Passion" (SUNY Press, 2003) and of many essays on this website. He currently is service desk manager for the worldwide Sara Lee websites at the online advertising agency Lost Boys.
My Critical Essays on Ken Wilber
A List of My Contributions
Frank Visser
Since 2002, and intensifying aroud 2006, I have published several essays on Integral World which are quite critical of Ken Wilber, both by myself and others. My stated aim in doing this has always been to stimulate a debate on the value of Wilber's proposals. Below is an overview of my essays that have been written in this spirit.
Some see this as a useless attempt at Wilber-bashing, but I would like to reiterate that, in publishing these essays, I am just hammering on the point that the Wilber debate if there is such a thing at all should be critical, public, free, reasonable, informed, well-referenced, transparent, accessible and open to anyone who has studied Wilber. Contrary to what I perceive as the current Wilber discourse.
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
- A Spectrum of Wilber Critics, February 2006
- Talking Back to Wilber: A Call for Validation, May 2006
- Games Pandits Play: A Reply to Ken Wilber's Raging Rant, June 2006
- "Not So Fast, Cowboy": A Plea For Some Dispassion, June 2006
- For the Record: Final Comments to Wilber's Recent Blog Postings, July 2006
- The Wild West Wilber Report: Looking Back on the Wyatt Earp Episode, July 2006
- My Take on Wilber-5, August 2006
- Lord, Give Us Intgral, But Without the Hype: A Review of "Integral Spirituality", November 2006
- Some Notes on Personalism, December 2006
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2009
2010
2011
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