Here we note a number of traditions that offer ways of framing the aesthetic landscape and the skills involved in living well in the world of in-heres.
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These traditions include . . - Approaches to splitting, sectarianism, ‘othering’ and ‘transverse’ practice **in everyday life** through everyday literacy in the counter-transference. - Approaches of C20 socialist historians to the **self-making** of common(s) culture and associationist institutions, through notions of ‘structures of feeling’ and ‘the moral economy of the crowd’ - Approaches to the **negativity bias** of human minds through neuroscience and psychoanalytic or affect-theory perspectives, including the **compass of shame**. - Approaches the the end of suffering through Buddhist dhamma traditions - capability in the face of of clinging, othering and the forces of **sankhara**. Limitless landscapes of the heart-mind and their cultivation. Their enemies and near-enemies.