Repository | Series | Book | Chapter
Circular causality and the human self-organized endo-exo interface
pp. 331-346
Abstract
Evolution is defined as the continuous complexification of interacting (energy-matter-) entities: matter-bound processes of circular causality, i.e., of shaping, interfacing, and countershaping. These processes are ruled in living systems by the principle of interactive or circular autonomy, realizing endo-exo interfaces by a well-integrated neuro-psychic domain constituted by corresponding membrane-related genotypic, metabolic, ionic, and neuro-synaptic levels of self-organization. This domain processes "best matching" interface representations. The polarity between res extensa and res cogitans is related to two circular functions of the neuro-psychic domain in opposite time-directions: future-directed projection and past-directed accomodation.
Publication details
Published in:
Atmanspacher Harald, Dalenoort Gerhard J (1994) Inside versus outside: endo- and exo-concepts of observation and knowledge in physics, philosophy and cognitive science. Dordrecht, Springer.
Pages: 331-346
Deprecated: DateTime::createFromFormat(): Passing null to parameter #2 ($datetime) of type string is deprecated in /home/clients/b010bcc84441ff7c5adbaf4e922effaa/web/mom/module/pub/view-inc.php on line 496
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-48647-0_18
Full citation:
Wassenaar J. S. (1994) „Circular causality and the human self-organized endo-exo interface“, In: H. Atmanspacher & G.J. Dalenoort (eds.), Inside versus outside, Dordrecht, Springer, 331–346.


