March 27, 2026 Every revolution has a midpoint — and the middle is where most of them stall. In this rich meta-theoretical seminar, integral scholar Mark Edwards applies one of Ken Wilber's most overlooked insights to one of today's most polarizing cultural phenomena, arguing that woke culture's greatest failures — cancel culture, language policing, moral absolutism — are not signs that the movement has gone too far, but that it hasn't yet gone far enough to complete the developmental transition it set out to make.
Mark Edwards
Mark Edwards is a psychologist with a Masters degree in developmental psychology and a Ph.D. (distinction) in organisation theory from the University of Western Australia, one of the pre-eminent universities in Australia. He has worked with people with disabilities for more than 20 years. He is currently tutoring in strategic management and human resource management courses in the Business School at UWA. His academic publications have been in the areas of futures studies, leadership, management and organisation theory, and integral metatheory.
