Volume 16 · Number 3 ·
Pages 381–384
Life, Knowledge and Values: A Tribute to John Stewart
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Abstract
Abstract: John Stewart passed away earlier this year. In this tribute, I present some elements of his biography and of his main intellectual engagements. Keywords: Autopoiesis, cognitive science, enaction, John Stewart, life, values.
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Steiner P. (2021) Life, knowledge and values: A tribute to john stewart. Constructivist Foundations 16(3): 381–384. https://constructivist.info/16/3/381
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