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Consensual behaviour (linguistic behaviour)

Consensual behaviour is behaviour between two systems as a result of living together. These would not have appeared had they not lived together. The behaviour is contingent upon their ontogenies. These behaviours can be described as interactions in the medium. This consensual coordination of behaviour is what Maturana calls LINGUISTIC BEHAVIOUR. Examples of linguistic behaviour can be easily observed occurring between humans and their pets.

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#linguistic-behavior #Maturana #medium #example #behavior #interaction

Strategic reading within and across articles

Scientists may have moved well beyond traditional reading, but they still remain engaged with the narrative of scientific articles and need tools to help them…

Strategic Reading, Ontologies, And The Future Of Scientific Publishing #protein #genes #Abstract #example #collection

Gli italiani sono ignoranti

Ipsos Mori, una società britannica che si occupa di sondaggi e ricerche di mercato, ha recentemente pubblicato alcuni sondaggi effettuati in 14 nazioni…

Le Cose Su Cui Hanno Torto Gli Italiani - Il Post #cons #medium #anni

Negative views of digital storytelling

The feely [with reference to what described by Huxley in Brave New World] offers an opposing image of a sensation-based storytelling medium that is…

Hamlet On The Holodeck #medium #meaning #tradition #humanism

Impact depends on content, not interactions

In this paper, we present an approach for assessing the impact of a paper based on its full-text (Section 2). In this context, we use the term impact to refer…

A New Semantic Similarity Based Measure For Assessing Research Publication’s Contribution #impact #number #manuscript #interaction #content

Social life involves performance

Goffman appears to be either agnostic about, or indifferent to, the question of the reality of different selves. His interest was not essentially ontological…

The Ego Trick (baggini, Julian) #role #society #interaction #social-sciences

Vygotsky versus Piaget on stretching children

Curriculum planning is perhaps the area most affected by Vygotsky’s theory. Unlike Piaget, who thought children’s cognitive learning was more internal than…

Theories of Childhood, Second Edition (Carol Garhart Mooney) #child-development #teaching #education #interaction