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Does Social Systems Theory Need a General Theory of Autopoiesis

Robert D. King

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The authors claim that it is justified to extend the concept of autopoiesis from its biological origin to other disciplines, predominately those that have a social character. However, the authors …

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The authors claim that it is justified to extend the concept of autopoiesis from its biological origin to other disciplines, predominately those that have a social character. However, the authors …

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The authors claim that it is justified to extend the concept of autopoiesis from its biological origin to other disciplines, predominately those that have a social character. However, the authors …

Key concepts: Autopoiesis, Enactivism, Neurophenomenology, Constructivism (international relations), Epistemology, Character (mathematics), Sociology, Social constructivism

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