Joseph says that "Luhmann perhaps deserves some historical credit for
basing his theory on information". I would not give him any special
credit for this, but I do see value elsewhere.
To my mind Luhmann does not base his theory on information, in the sense
of establishing a theory of informa
sation?
Best wishes,
Mark
-Original Message-
From: "Joseph Brenner"
Sent: 08/11/2017 18:29
To: "fis"
Cc: "javierwe...@gmail.com"
Subject: [Fis] Fw: Fw: Idealism and Materialism - and Empiricism
Dear Jose Javier,
Thank you very much fo
Dear Jose Javier,
Thank you very much for your constructive response to my note. I respect your
view of Luhmann and his constructivism (?), which you have certainly correctly
summarized in a few words.
However, what the Lupasco theory of actuality and potentiality does is to offer
some ontolo
