Winter
Chaos 2004
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Blueberry Brain Institute's
11th
Annual Winter Chaos Conference
Dynamical
Systems Thinking in Science and Society
March 12-14, 2004
Stony
Creek, CT, USA
This conference has established a tradition of informality
both in style and substance. It is open to metaphoric as well as formal
explorations of systems/holistic thinking to science, society, and philosophy,
not necessarily in that disorder. It is a small conference and features open
discussion.
The conference will start about 9am Friday
the 12th and end mid Sunday the 14th afternoon. For those
arriving Thursday, we will designate a restaurant or lodge for informal dining
and conversation. The sessions will be in Jeffrey Goldstein’s home. There is no
registration fee, but we add up the modest costs, and suggest a sharing at the
Sunday lunch, usually in the $25+/@ ballpark.
Some Suggested Topics |
Creativity (John Briggs & John Amoroso) |
Scintillae of Light: Chaos Theory and Alchemy (Robin
Robertson) |
Humor & Pathos in Prison (Judith Nagib) |
Logical relations among the sciences: use of commutative
diagrams (Jerry Chandler) |
Ontology of Humanity as Dialogical (Frank Mosca) |
Genealogy of Mind (Ben Goertzel) |
Chaos at the Center of Creativity: Experiences in the
Creation of Visual Art |
The Breaking of the Old Science or Old Habits are
Hard to Break (Bob Porter) |
Evolution: Convergent or Divergent? (Dick Bird) |
The Extended Self: Dynamics of Nonlocal
Individuality (Mark Filippi) |
Mathematics of Archetypal Dynamics (William Sulis) |
Emergence Inspired Metaphysics (Goldstein) |
Perceptual Demonstrations: Implications for Knowledge and
Emergence (Tom Malloy) |
Reframing the
Theory-Practice Issue in Teacher Preparation (Karen VanderVen) |
Toward Nonlinear Curricula (Doris Fromberg) |
Biologic systems, entropy, and a stroll through phase space
(George Muhs) |
What is information? Information is a dynamical system (Don
Booker) |
ETHOS: The Organic Intellectual (Linda Dennard) |
Some Philosophic Traditions for Dynamics (Fred Abraham) |
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