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Social Fuzziology

Study of Fuzziness of Social Complexity

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Erscheinungsdatum

04.09.2002

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Physica

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188

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24.1/16/1.7 cm

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"It is a book on postmodern philosophy which employs the terminology of soft computing and the theory of chaos as a metaphor and analogy. … The authors’ ambition is to start bridging the gap between sciences and humanities. … the ideas exposed in the book may enrich the reader’s thought … . Some parts of the book may certainly be found interesting, and the book may even help some people in the development of their own worldview … ." (Libor Behounek, Neural Network World, Vol. 14 (2), 2004)

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Gebundene Ausgabe

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04.09.2002

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Physica

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188

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24.1/16/1.7 cm

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489 g

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2002

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Englisch

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978-3-7908-1506-1

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  • Social Fuzziology
  • Social Fuzziology
  • 1 Introduction to Social Fuzziology.- 1.1 The Basic Postulate of Fuzziology.- 1.2 The Approach of Fuzziology.- 1.2.1 Dynamic Character of Fuzziness.- 1.2.2 The Bootstrapping Algorithm.- 1.2.3 Paradox of Fuzziology.- 1.2.4 Example.- 1.3 The Project of Social Fuzziology.- 1.3.1 Science and Art of Social Fuzziology.- 1.3.2 Awareness of Life as it Unfolds.- 1.4 Socrates’ Wisdom at the Origin of Fuzziology.- 1.4.1 Meno’s Paradox.- 1.4.2 Socrates’ Approach.- 1.4.3 Maieutic Inquiry.- 1.4.3.1 Conditions Enhancing Maieutic Inquiry.- 1.4.3.2 Maieutic Way: From Knowledge to Wisdom.- 1.5 Principles of Fuzziology: A Social Perspective.- 1.5.1 Principle of Incompatibility.- 1.5.2 Principle of Connectivity-in-Dynamics.- 1.5.3 Principle of Fractality.- 1.6 Impossibility Theorems.- 1.6.1 First Impossibility Theorem.- 1.6.2 Second Impossibility Theorem.- 1.7 Social Nature of Fuzziness.- 1.7.1 The Double Face of Fuzziness.- 1.7.2 Fuzziness and Power.- 1.8 Human-centred Sources of Fuzziness.- 1.8.1 Mind as a Source of Fuzziness.- 1.8.2 Ever-emerging Desires.- 1.8.3 ‘Golden Rules’ of Fuzziology.- 1.8.4 Danger of Dogmatising Fuzziness.- 1.8.5 The ‘Drowning-Man’ Paradox.- 1.9 Transcending Duality and Non-duality.- 1.9.1 Polarisation.- 1.9.2 ‘Transcendent’ Logic of Social Fuzziology.- 1.10 Consciousness Resonance.- 1.10.1 The Possibility Theorem.- 1.10.2 Journey Beyond Limitations of Fuzziness.- 1.10.3 Activating Consciousness Resonance.- 1.10.4 The ‘Bootstrapping’ Theorem.- 1.10.5 Resonance at Social Level.- 2 Bridging the Study of Complexity with Social Fuzziology.- 2.1 Complementarity and Mutual Enrichment.- 2.2 ‘Three Body Problem’ in Fuzziology.- 2.2.1 KAM Theorem.- 2.2.2 Dynamics of Fuzziness.- 2.3 Chaotic Attractors of Meaning.- 2.3.1 Emergence of New Meanings.- 2.3.2 Meanings of Dominance and Suppression.- 2.3.3 ‘Optimal’ Degree of Fuzziness.- 2.3.4 Symmetry Breaking and ‘Trunsduction’.- 2.4 Key Propositions in Social Fuzziology: A Complexity Perspective.- 2.4.1 Interwovenness and Unpredictability.- 2.4.2 Dealing with Complex Causality.- 2.4.3 ‘Fractality’ and Wholeness.- 2.4.4 Far-from-Equilibrium Criticality.- 2.4.5 Self-organization and Vorticity.- 2.4.6 Harmonious Co-evolution.- 2.5 Fuzzy Logic and Fuzziology.- 2.5.1 Fuzziness and ‘Softness’.- 2.5.2 Role of Fuzziology in Engineering Practice.- 2.6 Fuzziology and Creativity.- 2.6.1 Einstein’s View on Creativity.- 2.6.2 Inspiration.- 2.6.3 The Zen of Creativity.- 3 Understanding Fuzziness of Ourselves.- 3.1 Paradox of Mind.- 3.2 Journey towards Understanding Ourselves.- 3.3 Human Experiential Space.- 3.3.1 Characteristics of Human Experiential Space.- 3.3.2 Comparison between Experiential Fuzziness and Fuzziness of Thinking.- 3.3.3 ‘Strange’ Attractions in Human Experience.- 3.3.4 Understanding The Thinker.- 3.4 Maieutic Inquiry into the Essence of Human Dynamics.- 3.4.1 Existential Whirlpool: The Approach of Fuzziology.- 3.4.2 Timeless Essence: The Vedic Approach.- 3.4.3 On Practical Realisation of the Vedic Approach.- 3.4.4 Compatibility between the Vedic Approach and the Approach of Fuzziology.- 3.4.5 The Most Difficult Maieutic Question.- 3.5 Empowering the Thinker.- 4 Understanding Fuzziness of Society.- 4.1 Infinite Life of Society versus Finite Lives of Individuals.- 4.2 Collective Mind: A Pile of Fragmented Knowledge.- 4.3 From Understanding Ourselves to Understanding Society.- 4.4 Lack of Wisdom in Society.- 4.5 Towards Establishment of Global Empire.- 4.5.1. Hegemonic Ideology.- 4.5.2 Phenomenal Brainwash.- 4.5.3 False Identities.- 4.5.4 Towards Establishment of Global Control.- 4.5.4.1 System of Fixed Identities.- 4.5.4.2 Control of Human Identities.- 4.5.4.3 Forces of Separation.- 4.6 Education and Learning in Society.- 4.6.1 Metabolism of ‘Borrowed’ Knowledge.- 4.6.2 Learning in Captivity of the Global Order.- 4.7 The Health Illusion.- 4.8 Dealing with Hard Negotiation.- 4.8.1 Four Typical ‘Hard’ Situations.- 4.8.2 Pursuit of Consensus: Practical Aspects.- 4.8.3 Transcending Paradoxical Situations.- 4.8.4 The Incoherence Principle.- 4.9 Conclusion.- 5 Case Studies: Understanding Fuzzy Social Categories.- 5.1 What is ‘Australian’?.- 5.2 Use and Abuse of Fuzziness in Social Life.- 5.3 Fuzzy Borders in the Globalising World.- 5.4 ‘Mexican Americans’, ‘Chicanos’ and Santana.- 6 Fuzziness of the West and the East.- 6.1 Fuzzy Dionysos.- 6.2 Philosophy of Flux.- 6.2.1 Zeno.- 6.2.2 Heracleitus.- 6.2.3 The Heretics.- 6.3 Other Masters of Fuzziology from the West.- 6.3.1 Aristotle.- 6.3.2 Hegel.- 6.4 Myths of Fuzziness.- 6.4.1 Wisdom of the Ancient Myths.- 6.4.1.1 Procrustean Bed.- 6.4.1.2 Gordian Knot.- 6.4.1.3 Achilles Heel.- 6.4.1.4 Pandora’s Box.- 6.5 The Fuzzy Wisdom of Tao.- 6.6 Aboriginal Wisdom.- 6.7 Using Fuzziness of the Ancient Wisdom.- 6.7.1 Bridging Myths and Reality.- 6.7.2 Example.- 7 Key Terms in the Language of Fuzziology.- 7.1 Fuzziness Defined.- 7.2 The Logos of Logic.- 7.3 Transformations.- 7.4 Transcendence.- 7.5 Understanding.- 7.6 The Social.- 7.7 Conclusion.- References.