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Special Issue: Resilience and ethics in social systems. Guest Editor: Philip Baron

Guest editorial: resilience and ethics in social systems

Philip Baron; Delfina Fantini van Ditmar; David (Dai) Griffiths; Ben Sweeting
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The soul of resilience

Pille Bunnell
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An evolutionary phenomenology of resilience

Robert M. Cutler; Alexander von Lingen
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Ethically resilient teachers, what might that be?: A comparison across two educational levels: pre-school and university in South Africa

Philip Baron; Anne Catherine Baron
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Resilience and transparency in social systems

Dai Griffiths
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Cybernetically informed pedagogy in two tertiary educational contexts: China and South Africa

Philip Baron; Christiane M. Herr
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Rehearsing resilience(and beyond): Facilitating second-order observation of conflict in the university workplace through forum theatre

Megan Ryland; Tom Scholte
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Too resilient for anyone’s good: “Infant psychophysics” viewed through second-order cybernetics, part 1 (background and problems)

Lance Nizami
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Too resilient for anyone’s good: “Infant psychophysics” viewed through second-order cybernetics, part 2 (re-interpretation)

Lance Nizami
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Are all observations measurements?

Faisal L. Kadri
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Transcomputability, (Glanville’s corollary of) Ashby’s law of requisite variety and epistemic processes

Thomas Fischer
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Applying ethics to itself: recursive ethical questioning in architecture and second-order cybernetics

Ben Sweeting
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