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...regarding the next state of human [[higher consciousness|consciousness]]. Gebser only afterwards discovered the similarity with Sri Aurobindo <ref> ''Ever-P ...te 1990s and 2000 [[Ken Wilber]], who was influenced by both Aurobindo and Gebser, among many others, adopted the term "Integral" to refer to the latest revi

...teiner], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sri_Aurobindo Sri Aurobindo], Jean Gebser, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Teilhard_de_Chardin Pierre Teilhard

...olf Steiner]] used the term integral in a similar way to Sri Aurobindo and Gebser very early on, by 1906 comparing "integral evolution" with "Darwinian evolu ...ibe his own intuition regarding the next state of human [[consciousness]]. Gebser only afterwards discovered the similarity with Sri Aurobindo.

...nally Western notion of the great chain of being. As in the work of [[Jean Gebser]], this great chain (or "nest") is ever-present while "relatively" unfoldin ...learly based on several theories of developmental psychology, including: [[Jean Piaget|Piaget]]'s theory of cognitive development, [[Kohlberg's stages of m

...Max Théon, [[Henri Bergson]], [[Rudolf Steiner]], [[Sri Aurobindo]], Jean Gebser, [[Pierre Teilhard de Chardin]], Arthur M. Young, Edward Haskell, E[[. F. S

...n and Western thought. The German [[phenomenology|phenomenologist]] [[Jean Gebser]]'s writings on the history of [[consciousness]] referred to a new planetar

Thompson, riding on the shoulders of such as Jean Gebser and Marshall McLuhan, illuminates the transitional period we are undergoing