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Riegler A.
(2013)
What Does the Future Hold for Radical Constructivism?
In: Raskin J. D., Bridges S. K. & Kahn J. S. (eds.) Studies in meaning 5: Perturbing the status quo in constructivist psychology. Pace University Press, New York.
In press.
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| 74 |
Riegler A. & Weber S.
(2013)
Non-dualism: A New Understanding of Language.
Constructivist Foundations 8(2): 139–142.
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| 73 |
Riegler A. & Weber S. (eds.)
(2013)
Non-dualism: A Conceptual Revision?
Special Issue. Constructivist Foundations 8(2).
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| 71 |
Riegler A. & Scholl A.
(2012)
Niklas Luhmann and the Sociological Turn in Constructivism.
Constructivist Foundations 8(1): 1–4.
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| 70 |
Riegler A. & Scholl A. (eds.)
(2012)
Luhmann’s relation to and relevance for constructivist approaches.
Constructivist Foundations 8(1).
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| 69 |
Riegler A.
(2012)
Constructivism.
In: L‘Abate L. (ed.) Paradigms in theory construction. Springer, New York, pp. 235–256.
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| 68 |
Bunnell P. & Riegler A.
(2011)
Maturana across the disciplines.
Constructivist Foundations 6(3): 287–292.
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| 67 |
Riegler A. & Bunnell P. (eds.)
(2011)
The work of Humberto Maturana and its application across the sciences.
Special Issue, Constructivist Foundations 6(3).
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| 66 |
Riegler A. & Gash H.
(2011)
Legacy of a great thinker.
Constructivist Foundations 6(2): 135–137.
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| 65 |
Gash H. & Riegler A. (eds.)
(2011)
Commemorative issue for Ernst von Glasersfeld.
Constructivist Foundations 6(2).
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| 64 |
Riegler A.
(2011)
Konstruierte Illusionen. Terry Winograd und Fernando Flores’ Understanding Computers and Cognition.
In: Pörksen B. (ed.) Schlüsselwerke des Konstruktivismus. VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften, Wiesbaden, pp. 270–286.
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Riegler A. & Quale A.
(2010)
Editorial: Can radical constructivism become a mainstream endeavor?
Constructivist Foundations 6(1): 1–5.
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| 62 |
Quale A. & Riegler A. (eds.)
(2010)
Can radical constructivism become a mainstream endeavor?
Special issue, Constructivist Foundations 6(1).
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| 61 |
Riegler A. & Weber S. (eds.)
(2010)
Die Dritte Philosophie. Kritische Beiträge zu Josef Mitterers Dualismuskritik.
Velbrück Wissenschaft: Weilerswist.
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| 60 |
Riegler A.
(2010)
Knowledge dynamics and (radical) constructivism.
Research report, WISDOM: Vienna.
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| 59 |
Riegler A.
(2010)
Wissensdynamiken, Evolution des Wissens, Wissenslandschaften und Wissensdriften.
Research report, WISDOM: Vienna.
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| 58 |
Riegler A. & Douven I.
(2010)
Extending the Hegselmann–Krause model II.
In: Czarnecki T., Kijania-Placek K., Poller O. & Wolenski J. (eds.) The analytical way. College Publications: London, pp. 245–258.
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| 57 |
Douven I. & Riegler A.
(2010)
Extending the Hegselmann-Krause model I.
The Logic Journal of the IGPL 18(2): 323–335.
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Riegler A. & Douven I.
(2009)
Extending the Hegselmann–Krause model III: From single beliefs to complex belief states.
Episteme 6(2): 145–163.
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| 55 |
Riegler A.
(2009)
Die Konstruktion des Neuen.
APA Zukunft Wissen. Special Feature “Innovating Innovation – wie kommt das Neue in die Welt?”.
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| 54 |
Riegler A.
(2009)
The arrival of the fittest: Evolution of novelty from a cybernetic perspective.
In: Wallis, S. E. (ed.) Cybernetics and systems theory in management: Tools, views and advancements. IGI Global, pp. 217–228.
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Riegler A.
(2008)
Natural or internal selection? The case of canalization in complex evolutionary systems.
Artificial Life 14(3): 345–362.
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| 52 |
Riegler A.
(2008)
Wirklichkeit.
In: Farzin, S. & Jordan, S. (eds.) Lexikon Soziologie und Sozialtheorie. Hundert Grundbegriffe. Reclam: Stuttgart, pp. 322–324.
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| 51 |
Riegler A.
(2008)
The paradox of autonomy: The interaction between humans and autonomous cognitive artifacts.
In: Dodig-Crnkovic, G. & Stuart, S. (eds.) Computing, philosophy, and cognitive science. The nexus and the liminal. Cambridge Scholars Publishing: Cambridge, pp. 292–301.
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| 50 |
Riegler A. & Weber S. (eds.)
(2008)
The non-dualizing philosophy of Josef Mitterer.
Special issue, Constructivist Foundations 3(3).
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| 49 |
Riegler A. & Weber S.
(2008)
Non-dualizing from now on?
Constructivist Foundations 3(3): 120–122.
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| 48 |
Glanville R. & Riegler A. (eds.)
(2007)
Festschrift for Ernst von Glasersfeld at the occasion of his 90th birthday.
Constructivist Foundations 2(2–3). Enlarged edition reprinted as: Glanville, R. & Riegler, A. (eds.) The importance of being Ernst. Echoraum: Vienna.
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| 47 |
Glanville R. & Riegler A.
(2007)
Ninety years of constructing.
Constructivist Foundations 2 (2–3): 2–4.
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| 46 |
Riegler A.
(2007)
Is Glasersfeld’s constructivism a dangerous intellectual tendency?
In: Glanville R. & Riegler A. (eds.) The importance of being Ernst. Echoraum: Vienna, pp. 263–275.
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| 45 |
Riegler A.
(2007)
Superstition in the machine.
In: Butz, M. V. et al. (eds.) Anticipatory behavior in adaptive learning systems: From brains to individual and social behavior. Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence. Springer: New York, pp. 57–72.
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| 44 |
Riegler A.
(2007)
The radical constructivist dynamics of cognition.
In: Wallace, B. (ed.) The Mind, the Body and the World: Psychology After Cognitivism? Imprint: London, pp. 91–115.
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| 43 |
Riegler A.
(2007)
The impact of the interdisciplinary radical constructivist framework on cognitive research.
In: Vanchevsky, M. A. (ed.) Focus on cognitive psychology research. Nova Science Publishers: Hauppauge, NY, pp. 153–170.
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| 42 |
Riegler A.
(2007)
The goose, the fly, and the submarine navigator: The case for interdisciplinarity in artificial cognition research.
In: Loula, A., Gudwin, R. & Queiroz, J. (eds.) Artificial cognition systems. Idea Group Publishing: Hershey, PA, pp. 1–26. Reprinted in: Sugumaran, V. (ed.) (2008) Intelligent information technologies, pp. 1636–1657.
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Riegler A.
(2006)
Is a closed-loop discovery system feasible?
In: Magnani, L. (ed.) Computing and philosophy. Associated International Academic Publishers: Pavia, pp. 141–149.
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| 40 |
Riegler A.
(2005)
The constructivist challenge.
Constructivist Foundations 1(1): 1–8.
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| 39 |
Riegler A.
(2005)
Constructive memory.
Kybernetes 34 (1/2): 89–104.
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| 38 |
Riegler A.
(2005)
Cognitive systems do not pick up knowledge from the environment.
In: Russell, A. et al. (eds.) Proceedings of AMKLC’05. International symposium on adaptive models of knowledge, language and cognition. Helsinki University of Technology, Espoo, Finland, pp. 1–7.
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| 37 |
Riegler A.
(2005)
Act always so as to increase the number of scientific perspectives. Introduction to the Heinz von Foerster volume.
Kybernetes 34 (1/2): 6–14.
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| 36 |
Riegler A.
(2005)
Like cats and dogs: Radical constructivism and evolutionary epistemology.
In: Evolutionary epistemology, language and culture: A non-adaptationist, systems theoretical approach. Springer-Verlag: Dordrecht, pp.47–65.
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| 35 |
Riegler A.
(2005)
Konstruierte oder konstruierende Seele? Gedanken zum Seelebegriff aus kognitiv-konstruktivistischer Perspektive.
In: Peschl, F. (ed.) Die Rolle der Seele in der Kognitionswissenschaft und der Neurowissenschaft. Auf der Suche nach dem Substrat der Seele. Königshausen und Neumann: Würzburg, pp. 215–230.
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| 34 |
Riegler A.
(2005)
Inclusive worldviews: Interdisciplinary research from a radical constructivist perspective.
In: Aerts, D., D’Hooghe, B. & Note, N. (eds.) Worldviews, science and us: Redemarcating knowledge and its social and ethical implications. World Scientific: Singapore, pp. 20–37.
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| 33 |
Riegler A.
(2005)
Levels of scientific understanding.
In: de Regt H. W., Eigner K. & Leonelli S. (eds.) Proceedings of the conference Philosophical Perspectives on Scientific Understanding, published by Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, pp. 41–42.
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| 32 |
Riegler A.
(2005)
Der Radikale Konstruktivismus als historistische Netzwerktheorie.
In: Stadler, F. & Stöltner, M. (eds.) Proceedings of the 28th International Wittgenstein Symposium.
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| 31 |
Riegler A.
(2005)
Decision-making and anticipations: Why Buridani’s ass is an unlikely creature.
In: Smit, I., Wallach, W. & Lasker, G. E. (eds.) Cognitive, emotive and ethical aspects of decision making in humans and in AI. Volume IV. Windsor, Canada: The International Institute for Advanced Studies in Systems Research and Cybernetics, pp. 35–40.
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| 30 |
Riegler A. (ed.)
(2005)
Heinz von Foerster.
Double special issue of Kybernetes 34(1/2).
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Riegler A.
(2004)
Turing’s choice: Human and artificial volition.
First global conference “Artificial intelligence: Exploring critical issues” in Vienna, Austria, 20–22 October 2003.
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| 28 |
Riegler A. & Pajeva D. A.
(2004)
The phenomenological-constructivist approach to interdisciplinary inquiry.
In: Milutinovic, V. (ed.) International conference on advances in internet, processing, systems, and interdisciplinary research. CD-ROM publication.
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Aerts D., Broekaert J., D'Hooghe B., Gabora L., Note N. & Riegler A.
(2004)
Research evaluation 2003/2004, Philosophy & Letters.
Report of the research in CLEA for the years 1997-2002 for the Research Council of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel.
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Riegler A.
(2003)
Whose anticipations?
In: Butz, M., Sigaud, O., and Gerard, P. (eds) Anticipatory behavior in adaptive learning systems: Foundations, theories, and systems. Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence. Springer-Verlag: Dordrecht, pp. 11–22.
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| 25 |
Riegler A.
(2003)
Memory ain’t no fridge: A constructivist interpretation of constructive memory.
In: Kokinov, B. and Hirst, W. (eds) Constructive memory. NBU Series in Cognitive Science: Sofia, pp. 277–289.
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Riegler A.
(2002)
When is a cognitive system embodied?
Cognitive Systems Research, special issue on “Situated and Embodied Cognition” 3:339–348.
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| 23 |
Riegler A.
(2002)
A better world?
Karl Jaspers Forum: An electronic journal for target articles TA40 C4.
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Riegler A. (ed.)
(2001)
The impact of radical constructivism on science. Part 2: Physics, reasoning and learning.
Special issue of Foundations of Science 6(4).
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| 21 |
Riegler A. (ed.)
(2001)
The impact of radical constructivism on science. Part 1: The Paradigm, biology and cognition.
Special issue of Foundations of Science 6(1–3).
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| 20 |
Riegler A.
(2001)
Towards a radical constructivist understanding of science.
Foundations of Science, special issue on “The Impact of Radical Constructivism on Science” 6(1–3): 1–30.
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| 19 |
Peschl M. F. & Riegler A.
(2001)
Virtual science: Virtuality and knowledge acquisition in science and cognition.
In: Riegler A. et al. (eds.) Virtual reality. Peter Lang Verlag: Frankfurt/M., pp. 9–32.
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| 18 |
Riegler A.
(2001)
The role of anticipation in cognition.
In: Dubois, D. M. (ed.) Computing anticipatory systems. Proceedings of the American Institute of Physics 573, pp. 534–541.
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| 17 |
Broecker M. & Riegler A. (eds.)
(2001)
Human becoming – becoming human. Festschrift for Heinz von Foerster.
Internet publication. http://www.univie.ac.at/constructivism/HvF/festschrift/.
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Riegler A., Peschl M. F., Edlinger K., Fleck Günther & Feigl W. (eds.)
(2001)
Virtual reality: Cognitive foundations, technological issues & philosophical implications.
Peter Lang, Frankfurt am Main.
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| 15 |
Riegler A.
(2001)
Können wir das Problem der Echtzeitkognition lösen?
In: Edlinger, K., Feigl, W. & Fleck, G. (eds) Reduktion – Spiel – Kreation. Probleme des molekularbiologischen Reduktionismus und des Künstlichen Lebens. Frankfurt am MaIn: Peter Lang, pp. 48–59.
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Riegler A.
(2001)
The cognitive ratchet. The ratchet effect as a fundamental principle in evolution and cognition.
Cybernetics and Systems 32 (3–4): 411–427.
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Riegler A.
(2000)
Asymmetry of behavior and evolution.
In: Trappl, R. (ed) Cybernetics and systems 2000. Proceedings of the 15th European Meeting on Cybernetics and Systems Research (EMCSR-2000). Vienna: Austrian Society for Cybernetic Studies, pp. 211–214.
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Riegler A.
(2000)
Moving on with constructivism.
Karl Jaspers Forum: An electronic journal for target articles TA24 C15.
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Heylighen F., Bollen J. & Riegler A. (eds.)
(1999)
The evolution of complexity.
Kluwer, Dordrecht.
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| 10 |
Peschl M. F. & Riegler A.
(1999)
Does representation need reality?
In: Riegler A., Peschl M. F. & Stein A. von (eds.) (1999) Understanding representation in the cognitive sciences. Kluwer Academic / Plenum Publishers: New York, pp. 9–17.
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Riegler A.
(1999)
Kybernetik, Artificial Life und andere merkwürdige Wissenschaften.
Magazin Sacré Coeur Pressbaum 36: 16.
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Riegler A., Peschl M. F. & Stein A. von (eds.)
(1999)
Understanding representation in the cognitive sciences.
Kluwer Academic / Plenum Publishers: New York.
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Riegler A.
(1998)
The end of science: Can we overcome cognitive limitations?
Evolution & Cognition 4(1): 37–50.
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Riegler A.
(1997)
Ein kybernetisch-konstruktivistisches Modell der Kognition.
In: Müller, A, Müller, K. H. & Stadler, F. (eds.) Konstruktivismus und Kognitionswissenschaft. Kulturelle Wurzeln und Ergebnisse. Springer: Wien, New York, pp. 75–88.
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Riegler A.
(1996)
A cognitive architecture based on Piagetian and radical constructivism.
In: Schachner, W. (ed.) Constructivism, interactionism and their applications. Symposium proceedings at the conference “The growing mind: Multidisciplinary approaches” in Geneva, Switzerland, 14–18 September 1996.
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Riegler A.
(1995)
CALM – Eine konstruktivistische Kognitionsarchitektur für Artificial Life.
In: Dautenhahn, K. et al. (eds.) Proceedings of the workshop “Artificial Life”, 12–13 October 1995 in Sankt Augustin, Germany. GMD Studien No. 271, pp. 73–82.
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| 3 |
Riegler A.
(1994)
Fuzzy interval stack schemata for sensorimotor beings.
In: Gaussier, P. & Nicoud, J.-D. (eds.) Proceedings of the conference “From perception to action” (PerAc94). IEEE Computer Society Press: Los Alamitos, pp. 392–395.
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Riegler A.
(1994)
Constructivist artificial life: The constructivist-anticipatory principle and functional coupling.
In: Hopf, J. (ed.) Proceedings of the 18th German conference on artificial intelligence (KI-94). Workshop on genetic algorithms within the framework of evolutionary computation. Max-Planck-Institute Report No. MPI-I-94–241, pp. 73–83.
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Riegler A.
(1992)
Constructivist artificial life, and beyond.
In: McMullin, B. (ed.) Proceedings of the workshop on “Autopoiesis and Perception”, Dublin City University, 25–26 August 1992. Dublin City University: Dublin, pp. 121–136.
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