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ORCIDCybernetics and Human Knowing, Volume 20
Volume 20, Numbers 1-2, 2013
- Delfina Fantini van Ditmar, Ranulph Glanville:
Foreword: Listening Proceedings of ASC Conference 2011. 5-11 - Peter M. Bednar, Christine E. Welch:
Storytelling and Listening: Co-creating Understandings. 13-21 - Mark Enslin:
Listening and Unentitled. 23-29 - Ted Krueger:
Listening to the Inaudible. 31-38 - Mark Johnson:
Attention, Awareness and Economic Behavior. 39-50 - Johann van der Merwe:
Finding No-one. 51-57 - Larry Richards:
Difference-making from a Cybernetic Perspective: The Role of Listening and Its Circularities. 59-68 - Philip Baron:
A Conversation with My "Friend" Technology. 69-81 - Thomas Fischer:
The Roles of Listening and Non-listening in the Formation of Organizational Hierarchies. 83-92 - Faisal L. Kadri:
Comparing Three Regulators: The Homeostat, Priming and Multiplier Feedback. 93-102 - Sylvia Skok:
Cybernetic Scrying and Self-reflexivity: Listening Through an Artist's Canvas. 103-111 - Mick Ashby:
Cybernetics of Cybernetics Competition The Winning Entry: Structure, Environment, Purpose, and a Grand Challenge for the ASC. 113-123 - Thomas Kurtz:
Occupation as a Form and the Theory of Society. 127-140 - Michael Paulsen, Jesper Tække:
Social Media and the Hybridization of Education. 141-158 - Louis Kauffman:
Virtual Logic-Extainers, Containers and the Logic of DNA. 159-167 - Mark Johnson:
Negative Cybernetics. 169-174 - Raghav Rajagopalan:
Death and the Cybernetic Mind A review of the novel The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold. 175-179 - Phillip Guddemi:
Constraint, Emergence, and Work. 181-185 - Phillip Guddemi:
A Different Kind of Manifesto. 187-191 - Phillip Guddemi:
California Governor Jerry Brown Personally Inducts Gregory Bateson into the California Hall of Fame. 193-194
Volume 20, Numbers 3-4, 2013
- Dirk Baecker:
Foreword: A Mathematics of Form, A Sociology of Observers. 5-8 - Dirk Baecker:
Aristotle and George Spencer-Brown. 9-30 - Elena Esposito:
Can Contingency Be Formalized? 31-49 - Louis Kauffman:
Laws of Form and Topology: Presentation and Discussion. 50-100 - Dirk Rustemeyer:
Comment: Calculi or Diagrams? 101-107 - Athanasios Karafillidis:
Comment: Socializing a Calculus: The Emergence of a Theory of Social Forms and a. 108-141 - Katrin Wille:
Comment: Theories of Difference in the 20th Century: Spencer-Brown's Contribution. 142-148 - Christina Weiss:
Comment: From Time Intuition to Diagrammatic Forms-Intuitionism and Formalism. 149-162 - Maren Lehmann:
Comment: Some Remarks on the History of Sociology. 163-172 - Moritz Klenk:
Comment: The Form of Expectation Considerations on Social Structure. 173-187 - Søren Brier:
Comment: Nothing But the Truth; A Short Dialogue. 188-190 - Ranulph Glanville:
A (Cybernetic) Musing: Anarchy, Alcoholics Anonymous and Cybernetics: Chapter One. 191-200
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