Steps to an ecology of mind
Auteur(s) : Bateson, Gregory (Aut.)Bateson, Mary Catherine (Préf.)Description matérielle : xxxii-533 p. : illustrations ; 20 cm.Publication : Chicago : University of Chicago press, 2000.Cote : G.5079Note : Index.Note complémentaire : Première édition : 1972. Disponible également cote CER.847 (1973). Recueil d'articles. Thématique : Ethnologie | Méthodologie Thématique spécifique : Théorie de la connaissance Auteur cité : RUSSELL | WITTGENSTEIN | WITHEHEAD
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Foreword (1999) / Bateson, Mary Catherine --
Foreword (1971) --
Introduction: the science of mind and order --
Metalogue: why do things get in a muddle --
Metalogue: why do Frenchmen? --
Metalogue: about games and being serious --
Metalogue: how much do you know? --
Metalogue: why do things have outlines? --
Metalogue: why a swan? --
Metalogue: what is an instinct? --
Culture contact and schismogenesis --
Experiments in thinking about observed ethnological material --
Morale and national character --
Bali: the value system of a steady state --
Style, grace, and information in primitive art --
Social planning and the concept of deutero-learning --
A theory of play and fantasy --
Epidemiology of a schizophrenia --
Toward a theory of schizophrenia --
The group dynamics of schizophrenia --
Minimal requirements for a theory of schizophrenia --
Double bind, 1969 --
The logical categories of learning and communication --
The cybernetics of "self": a theory of alcoholism --
On empty-headedness among biologists and state boards of education --
The role of somatic change in evolution --
Problems in cetacean and other mammalian communication --
A re-examination of "Bateson's rule" --
Cybernetic explanation --
Redundancy and coding --
Conscious purpose versus nature --
Effects of conscious purpose on human adaptation --
Form, substance and difference --
From Versailles to cybernetics --
Pathologies of epistemology --
The roots of ecological crisis --
Ecology and flexibility in urban civilization.