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Every culture.lt post-hierarchical analysis has a permanent number. The catalogue shows them from newest to oldest in groups of five, while search covers the whole archive.

For example: “city”, “culture”, “Daujotytė” or “005”.

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POST-HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS · 012
Education, authority and collective intelligence

When the Teacher No Longer Needs to Be an Authority

Vytautas Toleikis’s model of an authentic teacher who also learns from students is extended by asking how a teacher’s expertise could activate students’ collective intelligence and transform the classroom’s architecture of knowledge.
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POST-HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS · 011
War, peace and decision architecture

Can a Christian Go to War?

The text based on Gabrielius Satkauskas’s reflections and prepared by Austėja Žalalytė is extended by asking what decision architecture could not only defend against aggression, but also neutralise it, end wars and prevent their recurrence.
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010
POST-HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS · 010
Demography and decision power

Not How Many of Us, but Who Will Decide How We Live

Erika Vaiginienė’s proposal to replace a single demographic forecast with multiple scenarios is extended by asking how society itself could create, evaluate and continuously revise decisions about its future.
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009
POST-HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS · 009
City, memory and decision power

When a City Starts Thinking Together

Aušra Teleišė’s account of Alytus’s multiple identities is extended by asking how residents’ memory and experience could become not only material for the city’s narrative, but infrastructure for collective urban decision-making.
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POST-HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS · 008
Decolonization and decision power

Decolonize Not Only Minds, but Decision Architecture

Aistis Žekevičius’s critique of decolonization is extended from decolonizing minds to the architecture of decision-making itself: how can power asymmetries be reduced without installing a new authority?
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007
POST-HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS · 007
Art, the body and public space

When the Boundary of Art Becomes a Shared Decision

Austėja Zovytė’s question about the boundary between art and erotica is moved into a post-hierarchical frame: who should decide not the artistic value of a work, but the conditions under which it is presented in a shared public space?
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006
POST-HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS · 006
Popular art and the power of culture

When the People Take Over Culture’s Infrastructure

Justin Baliukevičius’ model of popular art is extended by asking whether people can take over not only the right to create, but also the infrastructure of visibility, financing, dissemination and cultural decisions.
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POST-HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS · 005
Intimacy and memory

When a Bond Endures Without Command

Viktorija Daujotytė’s sensitive story about close ties, memory and care is read while asking how culture can protect a unique individual’s testimony and at the same time create a common memory that is not controlled by anyone.
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POST-HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS · 004
Curiosity and knowledge

Do Not Ban Curiosity—Learn to Evaluate Knowledge

Sandra Bernotaitė’s critique of unhealthy curiosity is extended by asking how culture can distinguish valuable knowledge from attention-grabbing content without returning to censorship or an infallible authority.
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003
POST-HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS · 003
Cultural architecture

Not a Pyramid, but a Thinking Culture

Arūnas Sverdiolas’s diagnosis of the cultural pyramid is reconsidered from a post-hierarchical perspective: culture needs an architecture that connects distributed competence into collective intelligence.
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POST-HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS · 002
Universal civilisation

When Rules Are Shared, Creativity Becomes Multiple

Dalius Jonkus’s account of football’s universality is extended to show how an invariant foundation lets different contributions create an outcome independent of any single centre.
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POST-HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS · 001
Truth and nihilism

After the “Death of God”: Who Will Protect Truth from Power?

Tomas Kiauka’s diagnosis of nihilism is complemented by a third way: truth can be neither hierarchically guaranteed nor individually chosen, but collectively verified.
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