Dynamics in action : intentional behavior as a complex system / Alicia Juarrero.
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- 9780585176246
- 9780262276542
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- B105.A35 J83 1999eb
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"A Bradford book."
Includes bibliographical references (pages 267-275) and index.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- ABBREVIATIONS -- INTRODUCTION -- 1. How the Modern Understanding of Cause Came to Be -- 2. Causal Theories of Action -- 3. Action and the Modern Understanding of Explanation -- 4. Action as Lawful Regularities -- 5. Action and Reductive Accounts of Purposiveness -- 6. Information Theory and the Problem of Action -- 7. Some New Vocabulary: A Primer on Systems Theory -- 8. Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics -- 9. Constraints as Causes: The Intersection of Information Theory and Complex Systems Dynamics -- 10. Dynamical Constraints as Landscapes: Meaning and Behavior as Topology -- 11. Embodied Meaning -- 12. Intentional Action: A Dynamical Account -- 13. Threading an Agent's Control Loop through the Environment -- 14. Narrative Explanation and the Dynamics of Action -- 15. Agency, Freedom, and Individuality -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- INDEX.
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