Lexicon of Arguments

 

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Reality/Maturana: there is no reality given independently from the experience.
>Objectivity/Maturana.
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Reality/object/Maturana: every object is an object with properties that determine the distinctions in a space which is formed by these properties.
>Properties/Maturana.
Reality: an area which is determined by the operation of the observer.
>Observation, >Operation/Maturana.
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Reality/Maturana:
1. How is it possible that humans speak as closed autopoietic systems about objects? - Because we produce them the in first place -
2. If language is behavior in a consensual area, how is it possible that individually experienced events can be predicted.
>"How-come"-questions.
In any case predictions are realized as actual experience, that means as actual states of the organism.
>Prediction.
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Reality/objects/items/Maturana: outside language there are no objects-
>Objects, >World/thinking, >Ontology, >Objectivity/Maturana. Objectivity arises in language as a dealing with objects.
Object: operational relation in the process of language action.
Language action: operations in the field of structural coupling - the body changes.
>Language behavior, >Structural coupling.
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E.g. Big Bang: it also is an explanation of the life practise of the observer - it is always linked to the ontology of the oberver - in this alone its reality consists.