form substance difference. brief hints on "bateson's epistemology"
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Abstract
The article focuses on some key-concepts of Gregory Bateson's thought. Among philosopher there has always been a sort of dichotomy between the concepts of “form” and “substance” since ancient Greece; concerning this topic, Gregory Bateson (influenced by his studies on biology, communication and by the birth of Cybernetics) presents what - in his opinion - is the only possible statement able to describe reality: the map is not the territory. The article, then, attempts to define what for Gregory Bateson is considered as an “eco-mental system” and, finally, discusses about its ethics implications.
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| Authors | ;Silvia Demozzi |
| Journal | chemical engineering communications |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.6092/issn.1970-2221/3448
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