Table of ContentsHow and Why the Brain Lays the Foundations for a Conscious Self Abstract · PDF Version (469 kB) Why and How to Avoid Representation Abstract · PDF Version (65 kB) Treacherous Terms Abstract · PDF Version (60 kB) The Mind Is Not In the Brain Abstract · PDF Version (55 kB) Anticipation and Self-consciousness. Are these Functions of the Brain? Abstract · PDF Version (60 kB) Two Basic Agreements and Two Doubts Abstract · PDF Version (52 kB) Cause and Effect: The Anticipatory Drive and the Principle of Least Time Abstract · PDF Version (61 kB) The Role of Sensations in the Anticipating Self Abstract · PDF Version (53 kB) Maladaptive Anticipations Abstract · PDF Version (52 kB) Predicting Events Without Miracle Neurons: Towards a Sober Consideration of Brain Data Abstract · PDF Version (53 kB) A Computational Linguistics Perspective on the Anticipatory Drive Abstract · PDF Version (61 kB) Objectifying the Subjective Self: An Account From a Synthetic Robotics Approach Abstract · PDF Version (73 kB) Anticipation of Motor Acts: Good for Sportsmen, Bad for Thinkers Abstract · PDF Version (47 kB) The Issue of Reductionism. A Radical Constructivist Approach to the Philosophy of Physics Abstract · PDF Version (115 kB) Methodologizing Radical Constructivism. Recipes for RC-Designs in the Social Sciences Abstract · PDF Version (155 kB) Computing a Reality. Heinz von Foerster’s Lecture at the A.U.M Conference in 1973. Edited by Albert Müller Abstract · PDF Version (218 kB) How Questioning Reality Can Help Face Real Problems. Book review of: Jonathan D. Raskin & Sara K. Bridges (eds.) (2008) Studies in Meaning 3: Constructivist Psychotherapy in the Real World/ Pace University Press, New York | ||