Restricted Complexity, General Complexity
By E. Morin. arXiv.org, 2006
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(1) The principle of universal determinism, illustrated by Laplace’s Daemon, capable, thanks to his intelligence and extremely developed senses, of not only knowing all past events, but also of predicting all events in the future. (2) The principle of reduction, that consists in knowing any composite from only the knowledge of its basic constituting elements. (3) The principle of disjunction, that consists in isolating and separating cognitive difficulties from one another, leading to the separation between disciplines, which have become hermetic from each other.
Subfields: Computational Theory and Mathematics, Management Science and Operations Research
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- The Routledge handbook of English language teaching (2018, background): “The underlying principle was recognising that human beings act upon and interact with the world using cultural artefacts and means, chief among them language.”