Cybernetics & Human Knowing

Foreword: Maturana Revisited
pp. 5-11(7)
Author: Pille Bunnell

The Philosophical Nature of Maturana’s Theory of Perception
pp. 12-20(9)
Author: Seiichi Imoto

Escaping from Intrinsically Unstable and Untrustful Relations: Implications of a Constitutive Ontology for Responding to Issues of Power
pp. 21-35(15)
Author: Andy Bilson

Maturana’s Intellectual Contribution: A Choreography of Conversation and Action
pp. 36-48(13)
Authors: David Russell; R Ison

Maturana, Technology, and Art: Is a Biology of Technology Possible?
pp. 49-70(22)
Author: Peter Bond

The Once and Future: Thoughts and Notes
pp. 71-76(6)
Author: Robert Martin

Desirable Ethics
pp. 77-88(12)
Author: Ranulph Glanville

Paradigm Shifts in Cultural Systems: A Review of Understanding Media Semiotics
pp. 89-92(4)
Author: Paul Cobley

Circle of Learning A Review of Ecological Thinking: A New Approach to Educational Change
pp. 93-96(4)
Author: Frank Galuszka