From Quantity to Quality of Life: r-K selection and human development Francis Heylighen Centrum Leo Apostel , Vrije Universiteit Brussel Jan L. Bernheim

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• Selection
• Science
• Philosophy of biology
• Sociobiology
• R/K selection theory
• Life history theory
• Natural selection
• Reproduction
• Species
• Biology
• Population ecology
• Evolutionary biology

to be published in: Foundations of Science 4(1), 1999 Advantages and limitations of formal expression Francis HEYLIGHEN * Center "Leo Apostel"

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• Philosophical logic
• Formal languages
• Philosophy of language
• Philosophy of mathematics
• Semantics
• Expression
• Regular expression
• Meaning
• Fuzzy logic
• Logic
• Mathematics
• Philosophy

Principles of Systems and Cybernetics: an evolutionary perspective Francis HEYLIGHEN* PO, Free University of Brussels, Pleinlaan 2, B-1050 Brussels, Belgium [removed]

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• Thermodynamics
• Systems theory
• Thermodynamic entropy
• Formal sciences
• Superorganisms
• Francis Heylighen
• Self-organization
• Principia Cybernetica
• Non-equilibrium thermodynamics
• Cybernetics
• Science
• Systems science

From Human Computation to the Global Brain: the self-organization of distributed intelligence Francis Heylighen Global Brain Institute Vrije Universiteit Brussel

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• Systems science
• Knowledge
• Futurology
• Systems theory
• Collective intelligence
• Socially distributed cognition
• Intelligence amplification
• Self-organization
• Distributed computing
• Science
• Cybernetics
• Superorganisms

in: R.A. Meyers (ed.), Encyclopedia of Physical Science & Technology (3rd ed.), (Academic Press, New York, [removed]Cybernetics and Second-Order Cybernetics Francis Heylighen

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• Knowledge
• Second-order cybernetics
• Systems theory
• Management cybernetics
• Self-organization
• Medical cybernetics
• Biocybernetics
• Information theory
• Engineering cybernetics
• Cybernetics
• Science
• Systems science

to be published in: Kurt A Richardson (ed[removed]): Managing the Complex: Philosophy, Theory, and Practice, (Institute for the Study of Coherence and Emergence/Information Age Publishing) How can we think the complex? C

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• Cybernetics
• Systems
• Systems science
• Francis Heylighen
• Self-organization
• Complex system
• Complexity
• Reductionism
• Emergence
• Science
• Systems theory
• Knowledge

Invited paper, to published in: Proceedings of the 1988 Annual Conference of the Cybernetics Society (London). BUILDING A SCIENCE OF COMPLEXITY Francis HEYLIGHEN1 ,2 ABSTRACT. It is argued that in order to solve complex

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• Cybernetics
• Ethology
• Complex systems theory
• Complexity
• Complex systems
• Differentiation
• Self-organization
• Emergence
• Francis Heylighen
• Science
• Knowledge
• Systems

to be published in: Kybernetes[removed]or[removed]Bootstrapping knowledge representations: from entailment meshes via semantic nets to learning webs Francis HEYLIGHEN

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• Cybernetics
• Interdisciplinary fields
• Logical consequence
• Philosophical logic
• Gordon Pask
• Epistemology
• Conversation theory
• Center Leo Apostel for Interdisciplinary Studies
• Self-organization
• Science
• Logic
• Knowledge

Characteristics and Problems of the Gifted: neural propagation depth and flow motivation as a model of intelligence and creativity Francis HEYLIGHEN ECCO - Evolution, Complexity and Cognition research group

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• Science
• Intelligence
• Computational neuroscience
• Cognitive science
• Problem solving
• Intellectual giftedness
• Creativity
• Neural network
• Working memory
• Education
• Mind
• Educational psychology

Felicitometrie: geluk in een progressief evolutionair wereldbeeld. Jantine Schröder, Jan Bernheim, Peter Theuns en Francis Heylighen 1. Inleiding

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