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Birch J. (1991) Re-inventing the already punctured wheel: reflections on a seminar with Humberto Maturana. Journal of Family Therapy 13: 349–373. https://cepa.info/2798
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Re-inventing the already punctured wheel: reflections on a seminar with Humberto Maturana
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Journal of Family Therapy
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Three central themes of Maturana’s work – autopoiesis, the biology of cognition, and cybernetic ontology – are examined. Evidence is offered that Maturana’s treatment of these themes is either unoriginal or flawed. The uncritical acceptance of Maturana’s work by family therapists raises questions about the maturity of their discipline, especially in so far as many practitioners claim an understanding of cybernetics.
Cade B. (1986) The reality of “reality” (or the “reality” of reality). American Journal of Family Therapy 14: 49–56. https://cepa.info/5449
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Recent discussions of “reality” will be argued as having failed to differentiate clearly between two levels: the level of things, people and events that can, for most purposes, reasonably be taken as existing “out there”; and the level of the meanings that can be applied to them by an observer. An anarchistic approach will be recommended.
Cottone R. R. (1989) The third epistemology: Extending Maturana’s structure determinism. The American Journal of Family Therapy 17(2): 99–109. https://cepa.info/3834
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The third epistemology: Extending Maturana’s structure determinism
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This article is a critical analysis of Maturana’s recent works as applied to the social and behavioral sciences. It proposes that there is a major contradiction in Maturana’s “structure determinism” which prevents a consistent epistemological and ontological perspective. The concept of change is viewed as crucial to understanding Maturana’s work and to extending his ideas to form a consistent philosophical viewpoint, which is defined as the third epistemology for the social and behavioral sciences. Accordingly, the idea of structure is abdicated. It is proposed that the new perspective on Maturana’s work has practical application to the social and behavioral sciences, in general, and family therapy, in particular.
Leyland M. L. (1988) An introduction to some of the ideas of Humberto Maturana. Journal of Family Therapy 10: 357–374. https://cepa.info/2804
Leyland M. L.
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1988
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An introduction to some of the ideas of Humberto Maturana
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Journal of Family Therapy
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In recent years the work of Humberto Maturana, a research biologist and neurophysiologist from the University of Santiago, Chile, has come to the forefront of dialogue between several well-known family therapists. This paper introduces the reader to some of his original ideas and shows its connection with family therapy through linkages between it and some of the theoretical underpinnings of the Milan School.
Maturana H. R. (1991) Response to Jim Birch. Journal of Family Therapy 13(4): 375–393. https://cepa.info/617
Maturana H. R.
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1991
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Response to Jim Birch
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Journal of Family Therapy
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I consider that none of the criticisms that Birch makes of my work applies. Moreover, I consider that Birch makes a confusion of conceptual domains. He, in a philosophical mood, wants to save the notion of objectivity as an ontological notion, and, as he does so, he unavoidably distorts, abandons or neglects experience. I, in a scientific mood, want to explain the observer and observing as biological phenomena, and as I do so I find that I have to leave out or abandon reality as an ontological notion, and replace it by reality as an explanatory proposition. After recognizing that there is this fundamental difference between Birch and myself, it is obvious that nothing of what I say will satisfy him, and nothing of what he says will satisfy me.
This is Maturana’s reply to: Birch J. (1991) Re-inventing the already punctured wheel: reflections on a seminar with Humberto Maturana. Journal of Family Therapy 13(4): 349–373. Spanish translation in
Maturana H. R. (1996) La realidad: ¿objetiva o construida? II: Fundamentos biológicos de la conocimiento
: 255–278.
Speed B. (1991) Reality exists O. K.? An argument against constructivism and social constructionism. Journal of Family Therapy 13(4): 395–409. https://cepa.info/4576
Speed B.
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1991
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Reality exists O. K.? An argument against constructivism and social constructionism
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Journal of Family Therapy
13(4): 395–409.
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