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Offering A Critique Of The Humanist Paradigm In Contemporary Social Theory, Qualitative Complexity Is The First Comprehensive Sociological Analysis Of Complexity Theory. Drawing From Sources In Sociology, Philosophy, Complexity Theory, 'fuzzy Logic', Systems Theory, Cognitive Science And Evolutionary Biology, John Smith And Chris Jenks Present A New Series Of Interdisciplinary Perspectives On The Sociology Of Complex, Self-organizing Structure.--book Jacket. The Interdisciplinary Field -- Complexity Theory : A Positioning Paper -- From Descartes' Conjecture To Kant's Subject And The Computo -- Autopoiesis In Cognitive Biology -- Emergentism, Evolutionary Psychology And Culture -- Prigogine's Thermodynamics, Ontology And Sociology -- Critical Developments -- Modernism And Determinism : Linear Expectations And Qualitative Complexity Analyses -- Complexity Theory As A Critique Of Postmodernism -- Cognition And The Renewal Of Systems Theory : Redundant Idioms And Disputed Positions -- The Evolution Of Intelligence, Consciousness And Language : Implications For Social Theory -- Complexity, Language And Culture : Social Systems In Qualitative, I.e. Not Formal, Terms -- The Fields Of Comp

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Author

Chris Jenks, John Smith

Publisher

Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

Published

2006

Language

EN

ISBN

9781134327683

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Sociology, Science, Philosophy