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Agenda
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November 18 |
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9.00 |
Welcome – Pedro Sotolongo (Cuba) and Kurt Richardson (US/UK) |
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9.10 |
Why is Philosophy so Important? Kurt Richardson (US/UK) (Presentation) |
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9.20 |
Human Knowing and Perceived Complexity, Sandro Luis Schlindwein (Brazil) and Ray Ison (UK) (Paper) (Presentation) |
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9.50 |
Roundtable discussion – What is and what is not ‘complexity’? |
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10.50 |
Tea Break |
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11:20 |
Complexity and Tina, Pedro Sotolongo (Cuba) (Paper) |
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11.50 |
Roundtable Discussion – Epistemological Imperialism versus Epistemological Anarchism and everything in between |
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12.50 |
Lunch |
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13.50 |
Forms of Knowledge Worth Having, Paul Cilliers (South Africa) (Paper) (Presentation) |
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14.20 |
Roundtable Discussion – Can we ‘know’ complexity? |
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15.20 |
Poster Session Part 1 (Drinks and snacks will be made available) |
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16.50 |
Poster Session Part 2 |
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18.20 |
Close |
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19.00 |
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November 19 |
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9.00 |
A New Metaphysics for Emergence, Jeffrey Goldstein (US) (Presentation) |
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9.30 |
Roundtable Discussion – Complexity, Emergence, and Creativity |
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10.30 |
Ethical Implications of the Laws of Pattern Abundance Distribution, Stephan Halloy (New Zealand) and Jeffrey Lockwood (US) (Paper) (Presentation) |
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11.00 |
Roundtable Discussions – Complexity and Ethics |
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12.30 |
Lunch |
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Panel Session |
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1.30 |
Complex Meaning Systems, Wendy Corfield (Australia) (Paper) (Presentation) |
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1.50 |
Complexity and Human Subjectivity or Human Complexity and Subjectivity? David Levick (Australia) (Paper) (Presentation) |
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2.10 |
Roundtable Discussions – Complexity and Subjectivity |
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2.30 |
Roundtable Discussions – General |
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4.30 |
Closing remarks – Pedro Sotolongo (Cuba and Kurt Richardson (US/UK) |
Registered Participants
Aliki Nicolaides, Columbia University, US
Cecilia Andrews, University of New South Wales, Aus
Chris van Tonder, University of Johannesburg, South Africa
Claudius van Wyk, Global Transformation, South Africa
Daniel Solow, Case Western Reserve University, US
David Levick, University of Western Sydney, Aus
Ivan Guerrini, State University of Sao Paulo , Brazil
Daniel Guerrini, State University of Sao Paulo , Brazil
J. B. Ritchie, Utah Valley State College, US
Janos Korn, UK
Jeffrey Goldstein, Adelphi University, US
Jeffrey Lockwood, University of Wyoming, US
Ken Baskin, ISCE, US
Kurt Richardson, ISCE, US / UK
Lyle Yorks, Columbia University, US
Markus Schwaninger, University of St. Gallue, Switzerland
Paul Cilliers, University of Stellenbosch, South Africa
Pedro Sotolongo, Instituto de Filosofia de La Habana, Cuba
Robert Kay, University of Technology, Sydney , Aus
Rodrigo Zeidan, Instituto de Economia da UFRJ, Brazil
Sandro Luis Schlindwein, Univ. Fed. Santa Catarina , Brazil
Vladimir Dimitrov, University of Western Sydney, Aus
Wendy Corfield, Queensland University of Technology, Aus
Poster Session Papers
Session 1
Systems View and Systems Theory
Janos Korn
(Paper) (Poster)
Complexity, Stories, and Knowing
Ken Baskin
(Paper) (Poster)
The Paradox of Human Subjectivity: Alchemy and Witchcraft in the Service of Enhan ing the Social Implications of Complexity Theory
Aliki Nicolaides and Lyle York
(Paper) (Poster)
Complexity Ethics and the Challenges of Morality in the Emerging South Africa
Claudius van Wyk
(Paper) (Poster)
Complexity-Based Ethics
Cecilia M . Andrews
(Paper) (Poster)
Bridging Semantics and Complexity: Exploring Virtual Meanings of Words used as Catalysts for Creativity
M. Singh, V. Dimitrov and R. Woog
(Paper)
Session 2
Organizations on the Edge: Focusing on and exploring the nature of nonlinear organizational change
C . L. van Tonder
(Poster)
Central Organization: A Step Beyond Self-Organization
Daniel Solow
(Paper) (Poster)
Optimal Organizations: The Structural Dimension of Organizational Fitness
Markus Schwaninger
(Paper) (Poster)
Chaos and Complexity for an Emergent Concept of Family Health: A Brazilian Experience
Ivan A. Guerrini & Regina Stella Spagnuolo
(Paper) (Poster)
Entering the Vortex: Relating Kauffman's NK network to Social Systems
Chris Goldspink and Robert Kay
(Poster)
