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    Journal: Cybernetics and Human Knowing

    Volume 5, Issue 4

    3 -- 6Pedro C. Marijuán. The FIS (Foundations of Information Science) initiative: a presentation
    7 -- 17G. G. Scarrott. The formulation of a science of information: an engineering perspective on the natural properties of information
    19 -- 29Pedro C. Marijuán, Morris Villarroel. On information theory stumbling-blocks: some biological considerations about the concepts of 'sequence', 'stability' and 'hierarchy'
    31 -- 44Ray Paton. The ecologies of hereditary information
    46 -- 59Michael Conrad. Physical-biological roots of information processing
    61 -- 70Ranulph Glanville, Sima Sengupta, Gail Forey. A (cybernetic) musing: language and science in the language of science
    71 -- 80Louis H. Kauffman. Virtual logic - The Smullyan Machine

    Volume 5, Issue 3

    3 -- 17Lucas D. Introna. Language and social autopoiesis
    19 -- 33Alfonso Reyes, Roberto Zarama. The process of embodying distinctions - a re-construction of the process of learning
    35 -- 36Frederick Steier. Dialogue and second-order cybernetics: A mutual affinity
    37 -- 54Marianne Kristiansen, Jørgen Bloch-Poulsen. Productive dialogues - golddigging midwives
    56 -- 62Ranulph Glanville. A (cybernetic) musing: variety and creativity
    63 -- 70Louis H. Kauffman. Virtual Logic - symbolic logic and the calculus of indications

    Volume 5, Issue 2

    3 -- 0Søren Brier. Foreword
    5 -- 41Peter Bøgh Andersen. WWW as self-organizing system
    43 -- 57Joy Murray. Information, communication and technology - what can second order cybernetics contribute to the literacy debate
    59 -- 72Erminia Vaccari. Knowledge as modelling
    75 -- 82Louis H. Kauffman. Virtual logic - self-reference and the calculus of indications
    85 -- 95Ranulph Glanville. A (cybernetic) musing: the gestation of second order cybernetics, 1968-1975 - a personal account

    Volume 5, Issue 1

    3 -- 17Claus Emmeche. Defining life as a semiotic phenomenon
    18 -- 31David J. Depew, Bruce H. Weber. What does natural selection have to be like in order to work with self-organization?
    33 -- 42Jesper Hoffmeyer. Surfaces inside surfaces. On the origin of agency and life
    44 -- 46Robert Vallée. Cognition et Systeme, Essai d'Epistemo-praxeologie
    47 -- 55Robert Vallée. An introduction to 'Epistemo-praxiology'
    57 -- 62Ranulph Glanville. A (cybernetic) musing: varieties of variety?
    63 -- 68Louis H. Kauffman. Virtual logic - the calculus of indications
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