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Ackermann E. K. (2007) Experiences of artifacts: People’s appropriations / objects’ “affordances”. Chapter 23 in: Key works in radical constructivism (edited by Marie Larochelle). Sense Publishers, Rotterdam: 249–257. https://cepa.info/3893
Ackermann E. K.
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Experiences of artifacts: People’s appropriations / objects’ “affordances”.
Chapter 23 in:
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I wish address some of the paradoxes that arise if one adopts a non-critical radical constructivist stance to account for creative people’s interactions with – and through – (hu)man-made artifacts, in particular as they engage in the process of ‘world-making’, to use Goodman’s expression (1978), or designing in a broad sense.
Désautels J. (2007) A constructivist account of knowledge production as a social phenomenon and its relation to scientific literacy. Chapter 25 in: Key works in radical constructivism (edited by Marie Larochelle). Sense Publishers, Rotterdam: 267–277. https://cepa.info/5991
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A constructivist account of knowledge production as a social phenomenon and its relation to scientific literacy.
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Fourez G. (2007) Knowledge as representation. Chapter 24 in: Key works in radical constructivism (edited by Marie Larochelle). Sense Publishers, Rotterdam: 259–266. https://cepa.info/5990
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Knowledge as representation.
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Key works in radical constructivism (edited by Marie Larochelle)
. Sense Publishers, Rotterdam: 259–266.
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Glasersfeld E. von (2007) A constructive approach to “universals”. Chapter 22 in: Key works in radical constructivism (edited by Marie Larochelle). Sense Publishers, Rotterdam: 241–245. https://cepa.info/1572
Glasersfeld E. von
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2007
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A constructive approach to “universals”.
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Glasersfeld E. von (2001) Universalien als Konstruktion
Glasersfeld E. von (2007) Aspects of constructivism: Vico, Berkeley, Piaget. Chapter 8 in: Key works in radical constructivism (edited by Marie Larochelle). Sense Publishers, Rotterdam: 91–99. https://cepa.info/1569
Glasersfeld E. von
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Aspects of constructivism: Vico, Berkeley, Piaget.
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I briefly want to explain my interpretation of certain key ideas proposed by three among the thinkers from whom I drew as I was formulating the radical theory of knowing. Vico and Berkeley have been dead for almost two and a half centuries, Piaget for a decade. None of them, I suspect, would agree wholeheartedly with my interpretation of what they intended to say. This does not greatly worry me. All three tended to disagree with most, if not all, of the interpretations of their work that came to their eyes during their life time. Had they witnessed the most recent developments in the philosophy of science, they might have been radicalized themselves.
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English translation of
Glasersfeld E. von (1992) Aspetti del costruttivismo: Vico, Berkeley, Jean Piaget
Glasersfeld E. von (2007) Notes on the concept of change. Chapter 16 in: Key works in radical constructivism (edited by Marie Larochelle). Sense Publishers, Rotterdam: 173–177. https://cepa.info/5975
Glasersfeld E. von
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2007
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Notes on the concept of change.
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Glasersfeld E. von (2007) The conceptual construction of time. Chapter 20 in: Key works in radical constructivism (edited by Marie Larochelle). Sense, Rotterdam: 225–230. https://cepa.info/2196
Glasersfeld E. von
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2007
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The conceptual construction of time.
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. Sense, Rotterdam: 225–230.
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[From the first paragraph:] Let me say at once, the tentative and rather speculative ideas I am presenting here are not intended to answer the question of what time is, in an ontological sense. I am interested in how the thinking mind might come to have a concept of time. This concept has been a problem from the beginning of Western philosophy. It was implicit in the irreconcilable conflict between Parmenides” notion of an eternal, changeless world of being and Heraclitus” unceasing flux. The history of modern science, and especially biology – as Stephen Gould so convincingly argues – manifests the dichotomy expressed by the contrasting metaphors of “Time’s arrow and Time’s cycle
Glasersfeld E. von (2007) The end of a grand illusion. Chapter 9 in: Key works in radical constructivism (edited by Marie Larochelle). Sense Publishers, Rotterdam: 101–109. https://cepa.info/5897
Glasersfeld E. von
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2007
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The end of a grand illusion.
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. Sense Publishers, Rotterdam: 101–109.
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The grandest designs – and I say this without the least hesitation – are the philosophers’ schemes to find out what the world ‘in itself’, the world apart from the human knower, might be like. And since I do not belong to any discipline and do not have to defend a particular dogma, I would add that these grand schemes have finally run out of steam.
Glasersfeld E. von (2007) The logic of scientific fallibility. Chapter 11 in: Key works in radical constructivism (edited by Marie Larochelle). Sense Publishers, Rotterdam: 119–128. https://cepa.info/1567
Glasersfeld E. von
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2007
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The logic of scientific fallibility.
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. Sense Publishers, Rotterdam: 119–128.
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From my perspective, there need not be a contest between religious faith and any scientific model – including the model of biological evolution that is perhaps the most comprehensive and successful one science has come up with. Any religious faith is a metaphysical attempt to pacify the soul. What science produces, in contrast, are rational constructs whose value resides in their applicability and usefulness. Believers may cling to what they are told or what they want to believe; scientific knowledge is of a different kind because it is tied to a method that involves experiential corroboration. Much of the fuel that keeps the controversy alive springs from the fact that many proponents of science cling to a conception of the scientific method that no longer seems tenable today.
English translation of
Glasersfeld E. von (1988) La lógica de la falibilidad científica
Glasersfeld E. von (2007) The simplicity complex. Chapter 10 in: Key works in radical constructivism (edited by Marie Larochelle). Sense Publishers, Rotterdam: 111–117. https://cepa.info/1566
Glasersfeld E. von
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2007
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The simplicity complex.
Chapter 10 in:
Key works in radical constructivism (edited by Marie Larochelle)
. Sense Publishers, Rotterdam: 111–117.
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Glasersfeld E. von (1985) Il complesso di semplicità
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