| 847 | -- | 851 | Georg Ivanovas. Still not paradigmatic |
| 855 | -- | 858 | Gregory Bateson. Adaptation, acclimation, addiction, remedy, etc |
| 859 | -- | 870 | Wendel A. Ray. Bateson's cybernetics: the basis of MRI brief therapy: prologue |
| 871 | -- | 883 | Frank N. Thomas, Rebekah A. Waits, Gail L. Hartsfield. The influence of Gregory Bateson: legacy or vestige? |
| 884 | -- | 904 | Bradford Keeney. Batesonian epistemology, Bushman n/om-kxaosi, and rock art |
| 905 | -- | 914 | Phillip Guddemi. Toward Batesonian sociocybernetics: from Naven to the mind beyond the skin |
| 915 | -- | 925 | Inga-Britt Krause. Gregory Bateson in contemporary cross-cultural systemic psychotherapy |
| 926 | -- | 931 | Giorgio Nardone, Claudette Portelli. Caught in the middle of a double-bind: the application of non-ordinary logic to therapy |
| 932 | -- | 935 | Giovanni Madonna. Practicising psychotherapy employing Gregory Bateson's epistemological models |
| 936 | -- | 945 | Andy Bilson, David Thorpe. Towards aesthetic seduction using emotional engagement and stories |
| 946 | -- | 948 | Martin Rudolph. Still disturbing |
| 949 | -- | 955 | Dmitry Fedotov. Struggling for a Russian Bateson |
| 956 | -- | 971 | Pavel Luksha, Anatoly Tkachev. Batesonian analysis of value hierarchies and the transformation of Russia |
| 972 | -- | 984 | Georg Ivanovas, Vlassis Tomaras, Vasiliki Papadioti, Nikolaos Paritsis. Human robustness and conscious purpose in contemporary medicine |
| 985 | -- | 999 | Gregory Bateson. Reflections on learning and addiction: porpoises and palm trees |
| 1000 | -- | 1011 | Eberhard von Goldammer, Joachim Paul. "The logical categories of learning and communication": reconsidered from a polycontextural point of view: Learning in machines and living systems |
| 1012 | -- | 1021 | Leone Montagnini. Looking for "scientific" social science: The Macy Conferences on Cybernetics in Bateson's itinerary |
| 1022 | -- | 1025 | Wolfram Lutterer. The two beginnings of communication theory |
| 1026 | -- | 1036 | Wendel A. Ray, Molly R. Govener. Legacy: lessons from the Bateson team meetings |
| 1037 | -- | 1046 | Hans Rudi Fischer. Language games and (hi)stories: Wittgenstein, Bateson and Schapp on the role of language in therapy |
| 1047 | -- | 1054 | Hans Günter Holl. Second thoughts on Gregory Bateson and Alfred Korzybski |
| 1055 | -- | 1069 | John J. Kineman, K. Anil Kumar. Primary natural relationship: Bateson, Rosen, and the Vedas |
| 1070 | -- | 1080 | Tyler Volk, Jeffrey W. Bloom, John Richards. Toward a science of metapatterns: building upon Bateson's foundation |
| 1081 | -- | 1088 | Michael Klien. Choreography: a pattern language |
| 1089 | -- | 1097 | Rolf Todesco. How G. Bateson informs dogs |
| 1100 | -- | 1105 | Vincent Kenny, Laura Scarino. Metalogue: "less than one and more than two: developing a partiality for whole(some)ness" |
| 1106 | -- | 1112 | Lucas Marian Pawlik. How to understand giants? |
| 1113 | -- | 1121 | Christine Angela Knoop. Fictional communication: developing Gregory Bateson's "Theory of Play and Fantasy" |
| 1122 | -- | 1133 | Stephen Nachmanovitch. Bateson and the Arts |
| 1134 | -- | 1140 | Gordon Feller. What would Bateson's work look like today?: Inside one of the world's most violent nations, now a model for peacemaking and sustainability |
| 1141 | -- | 1142 | Nora Bateson. Slippery rigor |