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Инновационная сложность: общая методология и способы организации когнитивных, коммуникативных и социальных систем

Гл. 2. С. 38–100.
Knyazeva H.

In the article, the phenomenon of innovative complexity is considered from the methodological position based on the modern theory of complex adaptive systems and of conception of enactive cognition (enactivism) in cognitive science and in non-classical epistemology. From this standpoint, one can assern that properties of a complex system and of a medium into which it is built and in which it functions are determined each other. Complexity, emergent properties, activity and innovative potential of a system and its medium are reciprocal properties, which are built from each other and emerge in interactive interplay. The systems is determined by medium and builds its own medium that, in its turn, influences the system and constructs it. It is impossible to innovate a system, if the medium is not modified, and vice versa. Using the language of cognitive science as an interdisciplinary field, this phenomenon of their mutual connection is called nowadays the phenomenon of enactivism, of active inbuilding into environment. From these general methodological positions, the principles of organization of cognitive, communicative and social systems are considered.

Language: Russian
Keywords: самоорганизацияinnovationсистеманелинейностьnonlinearityинновацияself-organizationsystemэмерджентностьcomplexityсложностьautopoiesiscoevolutionenactivismавтопоэзискоэволюцияэнактивизмemergent propertiesco-emergenceкоэмерджентность

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Инновационная сложность
СПб.: Алетейя, 2016.
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