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C. an der H. U. M. M. (1982) The dynamics of production and destruction: Analytic insight into complex behavior. Journal of Mathematical Biology 16: 75–101.
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The dynamics of production and destruction: Analytic insight into complex behavior
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Journal of Mathematical Biology
16: 75–101.
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Dell P. (1982) Family therapy and the epistemology of Humberto Maturana. Family Therapy Networker 6(4): 39–41.
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Family therapy and the epistemology of Humberto Maturana
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Family Therapy Networker
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Dell P. F. (1982) Beyond homeostasis: Toward a concept of coherence. Family Process 21: 21–41. https://cepa.info/5319
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1982
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Beyond homeostasis: Toward a concept of coherence
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Family Process
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The concept of homeostasis has served as a major building block, if not the cornerstone, of family theory and family therapy. Designed to account for the perceived stability of systems (and symptoms), homeostasis is an epistemologically flawed concept that has repetitively been used in the service of dualistic, animistic, and vitalistic interpretations of systems. Accordingly, homeostasis has led to quirky clinical formulations and a great deal of fuzzy theorizing. This paper contends that the notion of homeostasis is fundamentally inconsistent with systemic epistemology and should be replaced with the more compatible concept of coherence. Whereas homeostasis is a heuristic concept that is not part of a more encompassing theory, the concept of coherence is inseparable from the epistemology in which it is embedded
Dell P. F. (1982) Family theory and the epistemology of Humberto Maturana. In: Kaslow F. W. (ed.) The international book of family therapy. Brunner/Mazel, New York: 56–66.
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Family theory and the epistemology of Humberto Maturana
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In: Kaslow F. W. (ed.)
The international book of family therapy
. Brunner/Mazel, New York: 56–66.
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Foerster H. von (1982) A Constructivist Epistemology. Cahiers de la Fondation Archives Jean Piaget 3: 191–213.
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1982
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A Constructivist Epistemology
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Cahiers de la Fondation Archives Jean Piaget
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Foerster H. von (1982) Observing Systems, with an Introduction by Francisco Varela. Intersystems Publications, Seaside.
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1982
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Observing Systems, with an Introduction by Francisco Varela
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Intersystems Publications, Seaside.
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Foerster H. von (1982) To Know and To Let Know: An Applied Theory of Knowledge. Canadian Library Journal 39: 277–282.
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1982
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To Know and To Let Know: An Applied Theory of Knowledge
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Canadian Library Journal
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This discussion of the concept of knowledge reports findings about learning, particularly learning styles and strategies, and explores the potentials and limits of new technologies in the library. The library’s role as a “convivial tool” which can enlarge the range of each person’s competence is noted. Thirty-four references are provided.
Gash H. (1982) Associated structures: Class inclusion and role-taking. Journal of Genetic Psychology 141: 155–166.
Gash H.
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1982
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Associated structures: Class inclusion and role-taking
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Journal of Genetic Psychology
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This training study investigated the Piagetian hypothesis of structural association between class inclusion and a form of role-taking. Ss were 72 Irish fiveand seven-year-old children and 72 French sixand seven-year-old children. Training was based on disequilibration. Role-taking training, successful only with seven-year-olds, significantly increased class inclusion scores at this age level: Successful class inclusion training did not augment role-taking scores significantly. It is concluded that class inclusion structures are embodied in this form of role-taking.
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This paper was conceived when I worked with Charlie Smock and Ernst and it was designed to see how Piaget’s theory about the emergence of cognitive structures during the concrete operational period showed, or did not show, mutual influences of underlying structures. In other words, did development of classification structures help role-taking ability? I was anxious to show some mutual influence, whereas the data actually show a clear developmental sequence. (I think in retrospect if I had been anxious to disprove Piaget’s assertions I would have had an easier time publishing it in the best journals! That however, was politically incorrect as a post-doc with Charlie Smock and of course, Ernst was very pro-Piaget.
Glanville R. (1982) Inside every white box there are two black boxes trying to get out. Behavioural Science 12(1): 1–11. https://cepa.info/2365
Glanville R.
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1982
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Inside every white box there are two black boxes trying to get out
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Behavioural Science
12(1): 1–11.
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The nature of the blackness of a black box (when an observer does not know what is going on inside the black box) and its whiteness (when an observer believes that he knows what is going on inside the black box) is considered and is applied to a description that is built by an observer of that black box. It is shown that while whiteness may be believed to have been reached within a system, such a system, nevertheless, remains black on the outside. This understanding is considered because it sheds light not only on black boxes and knowledge, but also on certain very basic cybernetic and broad psychological concepts.
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conceptual system
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individual
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behavior
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black box
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white box
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cybernetics
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feedback
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input
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output
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Object
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self-reproduction.
Glasersfeld E. von (1982) An interpretation of Piaget’s constructivism. Revue Internationale de Philosophie 36(4): 612–635. https://cepa.info/1367
Glasersfeld E. von
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1982
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An interpretation of Piaget’s constructivism
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Revue Internationale de Philosophie
36(4): 612–635.
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Key words:
Jean Piaget
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radical constructivism
,
philosophy
German translation: Chapter 19 in
Glasersfeld E. von (1987) Wissen, Sprache und Wirklichkeit
, Reprinted in: Smith L. (ed.) (1992) Jean Piaget. Critical assessments. Volume VI. Routledge, London: 41–61, Reprinted as: Chapter 12 in
Glasersfeld E. von (1987) The construction of knowledge: Contributions to conceptual semantics
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