Author’s Response: In the Wake of “In Maturana’s Wake”
Randall Whitaker
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Abstract: The commentators pose questions and note issues arising within multiple contexts invoked in the target article. In this response, I endeavor to address as many of the points and queries as I can within the prescribed space afforded me. The responses are organized with regard to the three main topical areas within the target article: engaging with and learning Maturana’s BoC; employing BoC orientations and tenets to practical effect; and the prospects for continuing to refine and extend Maturana’s work.
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Whitaker R. (2022) Author’s response: In the wake of “in Maturana’s wake”. Constructivist Foundations 18(1): 147–151. https://constructivist.info/18/1/147
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Maturana H. R. (1987) The biological foundations of self-consciousness and the physical domain of existence. In: Caianiello E. (ed.) Physics of cognitive processes: Proceedings of the international symposium. World Scientific, Singapore: 324–379.
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