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Mingers J. (1990) The philosophical implications of Maturana’s cognitive theories. Systems Practice 3(6): 569–584. https://cepa.info/2778
Mingers J.
(
1990
)
The philosophical implications of
Maturana
’s cognitive theories.
Systems Practice
3(6): 569–584.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/2778
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Maturana
and Varela have developed important theories about living systems (autopoiesis) and also about the brain/nervous system and cognition. These theories have strongly subjectivist implications leading to the view that our explanations and descriptions reflect the structure of the subject, rather than that of an objective world, and that we therefore construct the world which we experi¬ence. This paper analyzes
Maturana
’s ideas in terms of the main philosophical traditions – empiricism, idealism, and realism – showing that they are a blend of both realist and antirealist positions. It then provides a critique of
Maturana
’s radical subjectivism and argues that his theory is best seen as compatible with critical realism.
Key words:
autopoiesis
,
cognition
,
epistemology
,
ontology
,
critical realism.
Mingers J. (1991) The Cognitive Theories of Maturana and Varela. Systems Practice 4(4): 319–338. https://cepa.info/2253
Mingers J.
(
1991
)
The Cognitive Theories of
Maturana
and Varela.
Systems Practice
4(4): 319–338.
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Maturana
and Varela developed the concept of autopoiesis to explain the phenomena of living organisms. They went further and postulated theories concerning the nervous system and the development of cognition. These theories have radical conclusions concerning human thought, language, and social activity. This paper aims to introduce these ideas and to explore the main implications. It also discusses the application of these cognitive theories in three separate domains – computer systems design, family therapy, and the Law.
Key words:
autopoiesis
,
cognition
,
language
,
law
,
nervous system
,
psychotherapy
,
systems design.
Mingers J. (1996) A comparison of Maturana’s autopoietic social theory and Giddens’ theory of structuration. Systems Research 13(3): 469–482. https://cepa.info/4818
Mingers J.
(
1996
)
A comparison of
Maturana
’s autopoietic social theory and Giddens’ theory of structuration.
Systems Research
13(3): 469–482.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/4818
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The theory of autopoiesis developed by
Maturana
and Varela to explain living systems has been applied in various ways to social systems. However, whether such an application can be more than an analogy or metaphor is highly debatable.
Maturana
himself has generally not claimed that social systems were themselves autopoietic, but were the medium within which autopoietic systems could interact and become structurally coupled. This paper contrasts autopoiesis, and
Maturana
’s social theory, with Giddens’ theory of structuration which, at first sight, appears quite similar. The conclusion is that whilst autopoiesis does not fit structuration theory, there are valuable complementarities with
Maturana
’s social theory.
Key words:
autopoiesis
,
nomic
,
self-reference
,
socialtheory
,
structuration theory.
Mingers J. (1997) A critical evaluation of Maturana’s constructivist family therapy. Systems Practice 10(2): 137–151. https://cepa.info/2993
Mingers J.
(
1997
)
A critical evaluation of
Maturana
’s constructivist family therapy.
Systems Practice
10(2): 137–151.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/2993
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This paper presents a critical evaluation of the impact of
Maturana
’s constructivist approach to (systemic) family therapy. After an historical introduction and a brief description of the main ideas, a number of criticisms are considered. These concern the radical antirealist epistemology, and problems in dealing with the social context of the family, and power relations within the family
Key words:
autopoiesis
,
constructivism
,
epistemology
,
systemic therapy
,
family therapy
,
feminism
,
power
,
social structure
Mitterer J. (1991) Wie radikal ist der Konstruktivismus? Eine Kritik der Epistemologie von Humberto Maturana. IFF, Klagenfurt. https://cepa.info/4565
Mitterer J.
(
1991
)
Wie radikal ist der Konstruktivismus? Eine Kritik der Epistemologie von Humberto
Maturana
.
IFF, Klagenfurt.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/4565
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Mpodozis J., Fredes F., Sentis E., Tapia S., Marin G., Letelier J. C. & Maturana H. R. (2005) A detailed study of the rotundo-entopallial projections in the pigeon (Columba Livia). Journal of Physiology 565P: C116.
Mpodozis J.
,
Fredes F.
,
Sentis E.
,
Tapia S.
,
Marin G.
,
Letelier J. C.
&
Maturana
H. R.
(
2005
)
A detailed study of the rotundo-entopallial projections in the pigeon (Columba Livia).
Journal of Physiology
565P: C116.
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Mpodozis J., Letelier J. C. & Maturana H. R. (1995) Nervous system as a closed neuronal network: Behavioral and cognitive consequences. In: Mira J. & Sandoval F. (eds.) From natural to artificial neural computation: International workshop on artificial neural networks, Malaga-Torremolinos, Spain, June 7–9, 1995 (Lecture Notes in Computer Science: 930). Springer Verlag, Berlin: 130–136. https://cepa.info/645
Mpodozis J.
,
Letelier J. C.
&
Maturana
H. R.
(
1995
)
Nervous system as a closed neuronal network: Behavioral and cognitive consequences.
In: Mira J. & Sandoval F. (eds.)
From natural to artificial neural computation: International workshop on artificial neural networks, Malaga-Torremolinos, Spain, June 7–9, 1995 (Lecture Notes in Computer Science: 930)
. Springer Verlag, Berlin: 130–136.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/645
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Mpodozis J., Letelier J. C., Concha M. L. & Maturana H. R. (1995) Conduction velocity groups in the retino-tectal and retino-thalamic visual pathways of the pigeon (Columbia livia). The International Journal of Neuroscience 81(1–2): 123–136.
Mpodozis J.
,
Letelier J. C.
,
Concha M. L.
&
Maturana
H. R.
(
1995
)
Conduction velocity groups in the retino-tectal and retino-thalamic visual pathways of the pigeon (Columbia livia).
The International Journal of Neuroscience 81(1–2): 123–136.
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Mugerauer B. (2014) Maturana and Varela: From autopoiesis to systems applications. In: Arnold D. P. (ed.) Traditions of systems theory: Major figures and contemporary developments. Routledge, New York: 170–190. https://cepa.info/5261
Mugerauer B.
(
2014
)
Maturana
and Varela: From autopoiesis to systems applications.
In: Arnold D. P. (ed.)
Traditions of systems theory: Major figures and contemporary developments
. Routledge, New York: 170–190.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/5261
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Humberto
Maturana
(1928-) and Francisco Varela (1946–2001) have made a major contribution to systems theory by empirically and theoretically defi ning, describing, and interpreting living systems as autopoietic. Additionally, they have substantially developed dynamic systems perspectives on biology of cognition, perception and action, immunology, neurophenomenology, ethics, and pedagogy.
Ortiz-Ocaña A. (2015) La concepción de Maturana acerca de la conducta y el lenguaje humano. Revista CES Psicología 8(2): 182–199. https://cepa.info/4671
Ortiz-Ocaña A.
(
2015
)
La concepción de
Maturana
acerca de la conducta y el lenguaje humano.
Revista CES Psicología
8(2): 182–199.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/4671
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This paper presents a review of the work of the prestigious biologist, philosopher and epistemologist Chilean Humberto
Maturana
.
Maturana
’s thinking is analyzed and ontology, epistemology and language theory proposed by
Maturana
is disclosed, as well as his conception about the human being, and the praxis-expressive configuration, in other words, language. The main foundations, proposals and scientific categories that underlies in his research are presented about languaging and emotioning. This paper aims to present and make understandable
Maturana
’s most significant contributions, and in this way, to provide a comprehensive reading a configurational view and a holistic understanding of the scientific thought of Humberto
Maturana
, especially as related to behavior and his language theory.
Key words:
humberto maturana
,
science
,
philosophy
,
epistemology
,
human experience
,
conduct
,
language.
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