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RIFT: A Fractal-Holographic Theory of Consciousness and Autopoietic Control. [PDF]
Brain SciBieberich E.
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Conceptualising the Patient Ecosystem: A Holistic Framework for Home Care. [PDF]
Scand J Caring SciMilavec Kapun M.
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Biosyst., 2023
A rich literature has grown up over the years that bears with autopoiesis, which tends to assume that it is a model, a theory, a principle, a definition of life, a property, refers to self-organization or even to hastily conclude that it is hylomorphic ...
S. Rubin
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A rich literature has grown up over the years that bears with autopoiesis, which tends to assume that it is a model, a theory, a principle, a definition of life, a property, refers to self-organization or even to hastily conclude that it is hylomorphic ...
S. Rubin
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Formal autopoiesis: Solutions of the classical and extended functional closure equations
Biosyst., 2023Formalization of autopoiesis is an ongoing effort among theoretical biologists. In this field, Letelier and co-authors proposed that Robert Rosen's (M,R)-systems theory be used as a formalism for autopoiesis.
Erick J. Chastain
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TSQ, 2023
As the notion of biological sex becomes increasingly invested with binary, anti-trans meanings in US discourse, some scholars suggest that “reimagining biology” as diverse and not dichotomous might help affirm trans identities.
Sid Hansen
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As the notion of biological sex becomes increasingly invested with binary, anti-trans meanings in US discourse, some scholars suggest that “reimagining biology” as diverse and not dichotomous might help affirm trans identities.
Sid Hansen
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The necessity of extended autopoiesis
Adaptive Behavior, 2020The theory of autopoiesis holds that an organism can be defined as a network of processes. However, an organism also has a physical body. The relationship between these two things—network and body—has been raised in this issue of Adaptive Behaviour, with
Nathaniel Virgo
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Autopoiesis and evolution: the role of organisms in natural drift
Adaptive Behavior, 2021Genetic reductionism is increasingly seen as a severely limited approach to understanding living systems. The Neo-Darwinian explanatory framework tends to overlook the role of the organism for an understanding of development and evolution. In the current
Vincenzo Raimondi
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Info-Autopoiesis and Digitalisation
The 2021 Summit of the International Society for the Study of Information, 2021: Digital information and communication technologies have been a powerful force for change since the middle of the 20th century. Their Promethean reach demands laying bare their hidden tentacles to maximize benefit and minimize harm to living-beings-in ...
J. Cárdenas-García
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Artificial Life, 2020
Living organisms must actively maintain themselves in order to continue existing. Autopoiesis is a key concept in the study of living organisms, where the boundaries of the organism are not static but dynamically regulated by the system itself.
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Living organisms must actively maintain themselves in order to continue existing. Autopoiesis is a key concept in the study of living organisms, where the boundaries of the organism are not static but dynamically regulated by the system itself.
A. Masumori +7 more
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Systems or bodies? On how (not) to embody autopoiesis
Adaptive Behavior, 2020Villalobos and Razeto-Barry’s embodied reformulation of the autopoietic theory (AT) replaces AT’s reference to autopoietic ‘systems’ with a reference to autopoietic ‘bodies’ so as to prevent an extended enactivist reading of AT. I argue that the specific
A. Meincke
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