Chapter 4 on “Process philosophy” follows after Chapter 3 on “The Systems Idea”. For context here’s an outline of the sections on the philosophy Chapter 3.
- 3.1 The Meaning of ‘Systems Philosophy’
- 3.2 The Boundary Concept
- 3.3 The ‘Enemies’ of Systems Thinking: Mechanism, Reductionism and Subject/Object Dualism
- 3.4 The Struggle against Subject/ Object Dualism
- 3.5 General Systems Theory
- 3.5.1 Critique of General Systems Theory
- 3.6 The Theory of Mind
- 3.6.1 Critique of the Theory of Mind
- 3.7 The Theory of Autopoiesis
- 3.7.1 Critique of the Theory of Autopoiesis
- 3.8 Interpretive Systemology
- 3.8.1 Critique of Interpretive Systemology
- 3.9 Conclusion
Here’s the outline of Chapter 4.
- 4.1 The Problem of Subject/Object Dualism
- 4.2 The Linguistic Tum
- 4.3 A Linguistic Tum in Systems Thinking
- 4.4 The Theory of ‘Three Worlds’
- 4.5 A Critique of the Linguistic Tum
- 4.6 The Origins of Knowledge
- 4.7 From Content to Process Philosophy
- 4.8 Defining Knowledge
- 4.9 Sentient…
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