Exploring Alternatives to the Traditional Conference Format: Introduction to the Special Issue on Composing Conferences

Ben Sweeting & Michael Hohl

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Developing a Dialogical Platform for Disseminating Research through Design

Abigail C. Durrant, John Vines, Jayne Wallace & Joyce Yee

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Disseminating Research through Design - Challenges and Opportunities Learned

Carl DiSalvo

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Nurturing an Environment for Practice-Led Research: Reflections on RTD2015

Liz Edwards

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Matching Methodology to Conference Content: The Assemblage Network Potential for Research Through Design Conferences

Jane Norris

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Research through Design as a Discursive Dissemination Platform

Nithikul Nimkulrat

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The RTD Community and the Big Picture

Jonas Löwgren

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The Making of a Conference

Peter Lloyd

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Platform and Habit of Inquiry

Rosan Chow

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Research Through Design Is More than Just a New Form of Disseminating Design Outcomes

Wolfgang Jonas

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Striking a Balance: Openness in Research Through Design

Amy Twigger Holroyd

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Authors’ Response: Balancing Openness and Structure in Conference Design to Support a Burgeoning Research Community

Abigail C. Durrant, John Vines, Jayne Wallace & Joyce Yee

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The Banathy Conversation Methodology

Gordon Dyer, Jed Jones, Gordon Rowland & Silvia Zweifel

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Reflecting on the Impact of the Banathy Conversation Methodology in My Professional Practice

Kathia Castro Laszlo

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A Constructivist Perspective on Banathy’s Conversation Methodology

Gary S. Metcalf

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Conversations Communities in Context: A Retrospective Prospective

Alexander Laszlo

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A Comparison of Two Closely Related Methodologies

Ken Bausch

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Conversation vs. Communication: A Suggestion for “the Banathy Conversation Methodology”

Laurence D. Richards

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Authors’ Response: Conversation Never Ends

Gordon Dyer, Jed Jones, Gordon Rowland & Silvia Zweifel

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Designing Academic Conferences in the Light of Second-Order Cybernetics

Laurence D. Richards

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Can Conversations be Designed?

Christiane M. Herr

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Embed and Unzip: Entailment Structures as a Knowledge Building Tool for Academic Conferences

Tom Scholte

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Nurturing Conversation through Innovative Conference Design

Paul C. Schroeder

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Cybernetics, Conversation and Consensus: Designing Academic Conferences

Judith Lombardi

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Avoiding Violence by Design

Andrew O. Brightman

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Desires, Constraints and Designing Second-Order Cybernetic Conferences

Michael Hohl

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The Tensions between Second-Order Cybernetics and Traditional Academic Conferences

David Griffiths & Philip Baron

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Connections of Conversation-Based Conferences to the Foundations of Radical Constructivism

Robert J. Martin

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Proposing a Fictional Conference Day Using Larry Richards’s Cybernetic Design Principles

Jennifer Kanary Nikolov(a)

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Author’s Response: Design for Participation: Culture, Structure, Facilitation

Laurence D. Richards

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Designing Academic Conferences as a Learning Environment: How to Stimulate Active Learning at Academic Conferences?

Johan Verbeke

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What a Conference Can Do

Christoph Brunner

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Timeframework, Diversity and Etiquette: Fostering Collective Knowledge Creation in Conferences through Design and Practice

Eric Guibert

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Afterthoughts on the Sensuous Knowledge Conferences

Søren Kjørup

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The Design Conference Model and Its Learning Environment: A Construction Site

Mira Sanders

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Author’s Response: Four Layers for Designing Conferences as Learning Environments: Space, Time, Communities of Practice and Trust

Johan Verbeke

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Regular Section

Religion:  A Radical-Constructivist Perspective

Andreas Quale

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The Interesting Similarity of Religious and Everyday Epistemic Positions

Urban Kordeš

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The Cognition of Religion: Radical-Constructivist Considerations

Thomas McCloughlin

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Can a Radical Constructivist Be Religious? - Yes!

Leslie P. Steffe

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Dubious Dichotomies and Mysterious Mysticisms

Sebastjan Vörös

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Issues in Relation to Learning About Religion

Hugh Gash

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Why I Am a Constructivist Atheist (in a Meaningful Way)

Jean Paul Van Bendegem

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Author’s Response: Is God a Radical Constructivist?

Andreas Quale

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Towards a PL-Metaphysics of Perception: In Search of the Metaphysical Roots of Constructivism

Konrad Werner

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Do We Need a Metaphysics of Perception?

Peter Gaitsch

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Do We Need a Metaphysics for Perception? Some Enactive, Phenomenological Reservations

Matt Bower

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A Mess of the Grounding Role of Metaphysics

Adriana Schetz

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Towards a Metaphysics for Constructivist Thought

Spyridon A. Koutroufinis

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Reconciling Constructivism with Realism: How Far Non-dualism Should Be Followed

Istvan Danka

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Opening Spatial Preunderstandings at the Roots of Constructivism

Paul Downes

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Transcendentalism Guarding Constructivism: The PL-Metaphysics of Hegel and Naturalists

Diana Gasparyan

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Author’s Response: Subjects, Worlds and (PL-) Metaphysics - What Is It All about?

Konrad Werner

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Science As Child’s Play. Review of Models as Make-Believe by Adam Toon

Jacek Olender

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Complexity, Power, Intuition: Unearthing the Affective Ground of Economic Structures. Review of The Power at the End of the Economy by Brian Massumi

Hannah Richter

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