Autopoiesis (from Greek α ὐτ o- (auto-), meaning "self," and πo ίησι ς (poiesis), meaning "creation, production") literally means "self-creation" and expresses a fundamental dialectic among structure, mechanism, and function.
More broadly documented: Autopoiesis (from Greek α ὐ τ o- (auto-), meaning "self," and πo ί ησι ς (poiesis), meaning "creation, production") literally means "self-creation" and expresses a fundamental dialectic among structure, mechanism, and function.
They are to be taken together in order to continue the dialectics among differences, facts, and representations.
"I think sometimes you can design, in a very economic way, very elegant systems," she said, noting that she encourages the dialectic approach among her students.
Thomas wrote on the logic of abstract, symbolic thought, and Peter wrote on the logic of dialectics, disputation among experts.
(Whatever distinctive pleasures his movies without dance routines offer, scintillating dialectic isn't among them).
(Whatever distinctive pleasures his movies without dance routines offer, scintillating dialectic isn't among them). But his production numbers reward the sort of speculative contemplation that contemporaneous works of abstract art invoke.
How these particular women perform their faith in the context of daily life serves to illuminate that, indeed, the praxis of Islamic faith comprises a fluid, ongoing interrogation of ayats (verses) and suras (chapters) of the Qur'an to open a space for informed debate, dialogue, and a dialectic of engagement among members of the African American Sunni community.
Hegel called this evolution "the dialectical process" (see dialectic).
The paper argues that the conversations on social networks can have two forms: (1) dialogic: users interacting among themselves; (2) dialectic: users interacting with the company.
Marinella composed works in a number of different genres, including lyric and narrative poetry, and devotional literature, but her skill as a philosophical polemicist demonstrated direct knowledge of the classical literary tradition and training in rhetoric and dialectic, all of which were unusual among women at the time (Panizza and Wood 2000, 65).
