Scybernethics - Toward a second-order enactive rationality² >>> https://scybernethics.org (work in progress)
Motif intentionnel transcendantal/originel (Husserl), expérientiel ou sémantico-représentationnel (linéaire + circulaire-récursif) et circulaire produisant récursivement une apparence linéaire) <--> quasi-bidim [soto]
2 niveaux de représentations : 1. Distinction pour intelligibilité inter-subjective (utille et necessaire mais pas suffisante) puis 2. Nuance sur la dimension établie (bidim implicite, indirecte) [soto]
Principe de Centrifugation (cognitif, attentionnel) par diversification-distribution du sujet, du sens, du contexte, du problème (processus) par la preignance et la réification de la forme visible, dicible, matérielle ou conceptuelle [soto]
Conceptualisation sémantique comme négation (d'un tout-unité-contexte-moi-vide-mystère) <--> concentration attentionnelle --> complémentarité-antagonisme bidim rabattu sur monodim, et contextuelle [soto, bouddhisme] - passage intermédiaire
Entre-deux (pensée de, épistémologie) <=> quasi/non fondationnel (pharmaka) - Varela, bouddhisme
Rationalité² circulatoire et interactive (de second ordre, quadratique, quasi-bidim, cohérence-suspension + raison-création + incarnation-sens) ou homéostatique
Cause matérielle / Cause efficiente (contraintes, conditions) - Aristote
Constraints / Contraintes (non-representational dynamic functionnal approach)

Context Changes Everything: How Constraints Create Coherence - Juarrero, 2023 (book)

Parents

Cognition Contextuelle, Distribuée et Processuelle-Récursive et Distinction de second ordre [soto]
Constraints / Contraintes (non-representational dynamic functionnal approach)
Contextualisme
Juarrero Alicia - Constraints & Coherence

Constraints are entities, processes, events, relations, or conditions that raise or lower barriers to energy flow without directly transferring kinetic energy. - Juerrero

3 degrees for thinking “conditions” (agency context): 1. Context (neutral) 2. Enabling (Causal necessity) 3. Constitutive (Causal + Conceptual) - cf. De Jaegher, Di Paolo, Gallagher (2010, “Can social interactions constitute social cognition”)
Dynamics in Action: Intentional Behavior as a Complex System - Juarrero, 1999 (book)
Indeed, if we wish to recover common sense, then we must invert the representationist attitude by treating context-dependent know-how not as a residual artifact that can be progressively eliminated by the discovery of more sophisticated rules but as, in fact, the very essence of creative cognition. - Varela, Thompson & Rosch, 1991, TEM, p.148
Mind didn’t exactly emerge from matter, but from constraints of matter (p. 538).- Deacon
Pattee uses the term constaints “to characterize whatever auxiliary conditions must be appended to the fundamental equations of motion in order to predict more easily how a system will behave”, (Pattee, 1971, p. 264).
The `constraint' is thus a relation between observer and thing - Ashby
The changes of the internal organization of this computer take place in such a way that some constraints in the environment which are responsible for its orderliness are mapped into the computer's structure. - HvF
Their operations change so as to remove more and more uncertainty of the environment, until the output of these systems keeps them in equilibrium with their universe. - HvF