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Qualitative Complexity - Ecology, Cognitive Processes Re Emergence of Structures in Post

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Informationen zum Autor John David Smith is a pastor, author, and speaker with over 30 years of ministry and teaching experience. His work explores the intersection of faith, emotional honesty, and spiritual formation. As the founder of Scribe & Canvas Publishing, he is committed to creating resources that foster healing, reflection, and authentic connection with God. Unspoken: 12 Devotions for What We Carry in Silence is his first devotional in the 12-Devotions for the Journey Series, written for those navigating quiet struggles and unspoken burdens. John lives and serves in South Carolina. Klappentext "Simultaneously published in the USA and Canada by Routledge." Zusammenfassung Drawing from sources in sociology, philosophy, complexity theory, 'fuzzy logic', systems theory, cognitive science and evolutionary biology, the authors present a new series of interdisciplinary perspectives on the sociology of complex, self-organizing structures. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part 1: The Interdisciplinary Field 1. Complexity Theory: A Positioning Paper 2. From Descartes’ Conjecture to Kant’s Subject and the Computo 3. Autopoiesis in Cognitive Biology 4. Emergentism, Evolutionary Psychology and Culture 5. Prigogine’s Thermodynamics, Ontology and Sociology Part 2: Critical Developments 6. Modernism and Determinism: Linear Expectations and Qualitative Complexity Analyses 7. Complexity Theory as a Critique of Postmodernism 8. Cognition and the Renewal of Systems Theory: Redundant Idioms and Disputed Positions 9. The Evolution of Intelligence, Consciousness and Language: Implications for Social Theory 10. Complexity, Language and Culture: Social Systems in Qualitative, i.e. not Formal Terms Part 3: The Fields of Complex Analysis: Contemporary Complexity Theory 11. The Ethics of Pragmatism: Politics and Post-Structuralism in Transition after the Complexity Turn 12. The Topology of Complexity 13. Re-Interpreting Global Complexity as an Ontology: Human Ecology ...

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