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Phantoms really exist – don't they?

Theo Hug
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Forget the observer: the presence, the paradox and self‐reference

Lucas Pawlik
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Systemics: the social aspects of cybernetics

Wolfram Lutterer
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The responsibility of the social worker: ethical implications of theory and practice

Heinz J. Kersting
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The challenge of “And” – tolerating the undecidable

Ilka R. Hoffmann
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Second‐order cybernetics! In systemic management thinking?

Wolfgang Winter; Manuela Thurm
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Observing systems and psychotherapy: what I owe to Heinz von Foerster

Mony Elkaïm
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Self‐responsibility. Thoughts to the education of our management elites

Andreas Philipp; Bastian Kuhl
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Heinz von Foerster and my brief therapy work at the MRI

Barbara Anger‐Díaz
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Trivial and non‐trivial machines in the animal and in man

Georg Ivanovas
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Systemic inquiry – exploring organisations

Louis Klein
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Who was von Foerster, anyway?

Gianfranco Cecchin; Pietro Barbetta; Dario Toffanetti
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Analog, digital, and the cybernetic illusion

Claus Pias
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Observing observers. Von Foerster, Luhmann, and management thinking

Timon Paul Beyes
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Preface: founder of the second order

Ernst von Glasersfeld
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Recursion, reiterations and remarkableness: An ontogenetic approach to a theory of the observer

André Frank Zimpel
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Teaching and testing the understanding of literature: A continued dialogue with Heinz von Foerster

Herta‐Elisabeth Renk
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When the diagnosis “invents” the illness

Giorgio Nardone; and Claudette Portelli
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The human face of cybernetics: Heinz von Foerster and the history of a movement that failed…

Peter Krieg
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Learning how to learn

Bernhard Poerksen
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On being cybernetic

Wendel A. Ray
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Heinz von Foerster in the art department. A collide‐oscope in four parts

Peter Bexte
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Confessions of a cybernetic epistemologist

Bradford P. Keeney
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Feedback and music: you provide the noise, the order comes by itself

Knut Aufermann
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I see that I see: a hero's impact on a family therapist

Frank N. Thomas
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Introduction: continuing the magic

Monika Broecker
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Heinz von Foerster: the withoutist

Dezsoe Birkas
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Editorial acknowledgements

Special double issue: Heinz von Foerster in memorium – Part II

Brian H. Rudall
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Special announcements

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