Titlebook: Revolutionary Changes in Understanding Man and Society; Scopes and Limits Johann G?tschl Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrech

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Understanding Creativityost people take for granted that there can be no interesting relation, only utter incompatibility, between computers and creativity. Indeed, most people assume that there will never be any scientific theory of creativity - for how could science possibly explain fundamental novelties? The very notion

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The Mind and Computationd even out of the question given the state of knowledge of the particular era in which they flourish. Subsequent generations find it almost incredible that their great grandparents could have believed anything so far-fetched. In the philosophy of a hundred years or so ago, I believe an example would

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Self-Organization: New Foundations Towards a “General Theory of Reality”tunities for depicting man’s position in the world. Preparatory work towards a theory of process-evolutive understanding of reality where the structure and dynamic of nature and culture can be represented in a unified way becomes possible. Then we can identify a convergence between the understanding

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Towards a Science of Manhilosophical anthropology. But despite this, and with each new answer that has been given, the question itself has become more and more mysterious. One widely entertained answer consists in declaring the enigmatic nature of this question about man’s own nature to itself be the decisive answer. Man,

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Complexity, the Concept of Uncertainty and Bounded Rationality of Manin every social cell, from government services down to the individual. Everyday even the ordinary person is becoming more aware of the necessary links between today’s societies across the world, and feels that human behavior must be adapted to this new situation. This law of emerging “Complexity-Con

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Security. On the Reasons for the Sinking Acceptance of Risk and non-specialist literature is growing and demonstrates the actuality of these topics. Universities devote series of interdisciplinary lectures to them. Major research institutes and their study groups are preoccupied with the relevant questions, quite simply for the reason that they are affected

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Book 1995losophers and philosophers have created totally new concepts and methods of understanding the function and role of humans in their modern societies. The years between 1953 and 1990 brought drastic changes in the scientific foundations and dynamic of today‘s society. A burst of entirely new, revoluti

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