Brand S. (1976) For god’s sake, Margaret: Conversation with Gregory Bateson and Margaret Mead. CoEvolution Quarterly 10: 32–44. https://cepa.info/5016
Brand S.
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1976)
For god’s sake, Margaret: Conversation with Gregory Bateson and Margaret Mead.
CoEvolution Quarterly 10: 32–44.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/5016
Foerster H. von (1976) Objects: Tokens for (eigen-)behaviors. ASC Cybernetics Forum 8(3–4): 91–96. https://cepa.info/1270
Foerster H. von
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1976)
Objects: Tokens for (eigen-)behaviors.
ASC Cybernetics Forum 8(3–4): 91–96.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/1270
Foerster H. von (1976) Sobre Sistemas Autoorganizados y sus Contornos. In: Bofil J. A. (ed.) Epistemologia de la Communicacion. Fernando Torres, Valencia: 187–214.
Foerster H. von
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1976)
Sobre Sistemas Autoorganizados y sus Contornos.
In: Bofil J. A. (ed.) Epistemologia de la Communicacion. Fernando Torres, Valencia: 187–214.
Glasersfeld E. von (1976) Cybernetics and cognitive development. Cybernetics Forum 8: 115–120. https://cepa.info/1333
Glasersfeld E. von
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1976)
Cybernetics and cognitive development.
Cybernetics Forum 8: 115–120.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/1333
Excerpt: In this paper I shall briefly discuss some points concerning the generation of invariances and rules that seem to be much the same for theories of cognitive development and for cybernetic control theory. The stress should be on some. Given the time limit, much will have to be left out. Nevertheless I hope to show that there are certain logical and epistemological aspects to the construction of invariances and the making of rules that cannot be disregarded in any study of cognitive functions or intelligent self-regulation.
Glasersfeld E. von (1976) The development of language as purposive behavior. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 280(1): 212–226. https://cepa.info/1329
Glasersfeld E. von
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1976)
The development of language as purposive behavior.
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 280(1): 212–226.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/1329
Glasersfeld E. von & Shumaker N. W. (1976) Review of Schank’s “Conceptual Information Processing”. Computers and the Humanities 10(4): 236–237. https://cepa.info/1331
Glasersfeld E. von & Shumaker N. W.
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1976)
Review of Schank’s “Conceptual Information Processing”.
Computers and the Humanities 10(4): 236–237.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/1331
Glasersfeld E. von & Silverman P. (1976) Man-machine understanding. Communications of the Association of Computer Machinery 19(10): 586–587. https://cepa.info/1330
Glasersfeld E. von & Silverman P.
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1976)
Man-machine understanding.
Communications of the Association of Computer Machinery 19(10): 586–587.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/1330
Mora G. (1976) Vico and Piaget: Parallels and differences. Social Research 43(4): 699–712.
Mora G.
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1976)
Vico and Piaget: Parallels and differences.
Social Research 43(4): 699–712.
Moran D. T., Rowley III J. C., Zill S. N. & Varela F. J. (1976) The mechanism of sensory transduction in a mechanoreceptor. Journal of Cell Biology 71(3): 832–847. https://cepa.info/2054
Moran D. T., Rowley III J. C., Zill S. N. & Varela F. J.
(
1976)
The mechanism of sensory transduction in a mechanoreceptor.
Journal of Cell Biology 71(3): 832–847.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/2054
This paper describes the ultrastructural modifications that cockroach campaniform sensilla undergo at three major stages in the molting cycle and finds that the sensilla are physiological functional at all developmental stages leading to ecdysis. Late stage animals on the verge of ecdysis have two completely separate cuticles. The campaniform sensillum sends a 220-mum extension of the sensory process through a hole in its cap in the new (inner) cuticle across a fluid-filled molting space to its functional insertion in the cap in the old (outer) cuticle. Mechanical stimulation of the old cap excites the sensillum. The ultrastructural geometry of late stage sensilla, coupled with the observation they are physiolgically functional, supports the hypotheses (a) that sensory transduction occurs at the tip of the sensory process, and (b) that cap identation causes the cap cuticle to pinch the tip of the sensory process, thereby stimulating the sensillum.
Pask G. (1976) Conversations with many aim topics. In: Conversation Theory. Applications in education and epistemology. Elsevier: 185–224. https://cepa.info/1848
Pask G.
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1976)
Conversations with many aim topics.
In: Conversation Theory. Applications in education and epistemology. Elsevier: 185–224.
Fulltext at https://cepa.info/1848