Systems : : New Paradigms for the Human Sciences /

Systems : : New Paradigms for the Human Sciences / / ed. by Gabriel Altmann, Walter A. Koch.

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Superior document:Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter DGBA Philosophy 1990 - 1999
MitwirkendeR:
ALLEN, PETER M.,
BORODA, MOISEI,
BUNGE, MARIO,
FIGGE, UDO L.,
FLEISCHER, MICHAEL,
GOEBL, HANS,
GORDESCH, JOHANNES,
HAKEN, HERMANN,
HŘEBÍČEK, LUDĚK,
KLIR, GEORGE J.,
KOCH, WALTER A.,
KÖHLER, REINHARD,
LASZLO, ERVIN,
MAJERNÍK, VLADIMÍR,
MARCUS, SOLOMON,
MARTINÁKOVÁ-RENDEKOVÁ, ZUZANA,
MERRELL, FLOYD,
NICOLESCU, BASARAB,
NOBIS, ADAM,
RICKHEIT, GERT,
SCHMIDT, SIEGFRIED J.,
SCHNELLE, HELMUT,
SCHWEGLER, HELMUT,
SCHWEIZER, HARALD,
SEPPÄNEN, JOUKO,
STICHWEH, RUDOLF,
STROHNER, HANS,
WILDGEN, WOLFGANG,
WUKETITS, FRANZ M.,
HerausgeberIn:
Altmann, Gabriel,
Koch, Walter A.,
Place / Publishing House:Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter, , [2011]
©1998
Year of Publication:2011
Edition:Reprint 2011
Language:English
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Physical Description:1 online resource (781 p.) :; Num. figs.
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Table of Contents:
  • I-IV
  • Prefatory note
  • Preface
  • Table of Contents
  • I. General
  • Evolving complexity in social science
  • Evolutionary modelling
  • Can we apply synergetics to the human sciences?
  • From crisp systems to fuzzy systems
  • Systems and societies: The logic of sociocultural evolution
  • Systems-theoretical approach to the concept of organization
  • No system can be improved in all respects
  • The plurality of systems, and the unity of the world
  • Systems ideology in human and social sciences
  • Systems theory and the evolution of science
  • Emerging systems
  • II. Semiotics
  • Semiotic systems
  • Inquiries into semiotic principles and systems
  • Constructive contradictions
  • III. Knowledge and cognition
  • Gödelian aspects of nature and knowledge
  • Cognitive systems theory
  • IV. Culture
  • Concept of the 'Second Reality' from the perspective of an empirical systems theory on the basis of radical constructivism
  • Self-organization of culture
  • V. Music
  • Systemic organization and the development of the European musical language
  • A systems theoretical approach to language and music
  • VI. Language
  • On the nature of tension in dialectal networks
  • Hurst's indicators and text
  • A note on language competences as dynamic systems
  • Chaos, fractals and dissipative structures in language
  • VII. Literature
  • Fractopoi, chaosmos, or merely simplexity-complicity?
  • A systems-oriented approach to literary studies
  • VIII. In lieu of an EPILOGUE
  • Systems and the human sciences
  • Index of names
  • Index of subjects
  • The authors

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