Eva Buchinger
Abstract
Second-order science requires a specific methodology. It thereby reverses the classical observer-observed relation in favor of the observed - i.e., the first-order observers - if the principle of …
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Second-order science requires a specific methodology. It thereby reverses the classical observer-observed relation in favor of the observed - i.e., the first-order observers - if the principle of …
Key concepts: Autopoiesis, Neurophenomenology, Enactivism, Constructivism (international relations), Epistemology, Sociology, Order (exchange), Social constructivism