Cybernetics & Human Knowing

Foreword: Emergence and Downward Determination
pp. 5-14(10)
Authors: Nino, Charbel; Brier,; Bunnell, P.; Guddemi, P.; Bopry, J.

Emergence and Downward Causation in Contemporary Artificial Agents: Implications for their Autonomy and Some Design Guidelines
pp. 15-41(27)
Authors: Arnellos, Argyris; Spyrou, T.

Emergence of Autonomy in Contemporary Artificial Agents: Any Novelty?
pp. 42-49(8)
Authors: Gonzalez, Mari; Pessoa, O.

Meaning Needs Functional Emergence: Shedding Novel Light onto Difficult Problems
pp. 50-56(7)
Authors: Arnellos, Argyri; Spyrou, T.; Darzentas, J.

Emergence: Process Organization, not Particle Configuration
pp. 57-63(7)
Author: Bickhard, Mark

Some Remarks on Bickhard and Process Metaphysics
pp. 64-70(7)
Authors: Queiroz,; Merrell, Floyd

Some Remarks on Process Metaphysics and Representation
pp. 71-74(4)
Author: Bickhard,

A Dynamical Account of Emergence
pp. 75-86(12)
Author: Collier,

From a Dynamical to a Semiotic Account of Emergence:
pp. 87-96(10)
Author: Andrade,

Dynamics of Emergence
pp. 97-99(3)
Author: Collier,

Emergence and Downward Determination in the Natural Sciences
pp. 101-134(34)
Authors: de Souza Vieira,; El-Hani, C.N.

Downward Causation Requires Naturalized Constraints: A Comment on Vieira & El-Hani
pp. 135-144(10)
Author: Moreno,

Downward Determination: A Philosophical Step in the Way to a Dynamic Account of Emergence
pp. 145-147(3)
Authors: de Souza Vieir,; El-Hani, C.N.

A Cybernetic Musing: Five Friends
pp. 163-172(10)
Author: Glanville,

Social Organizations as Reconstitutable Networks of Conversations
pp. 173-184(12)
Author: Krippendorff,

Cybernetics's Reflexive Turns
pp. 173-184(12)
Author: Krippendorff,

Biosemiotic Bateson
pp. 185-193(9)
Author: Guddemi,