Information as Form
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https://doi.org/10.31269/triplec.v7i1.68Keywords:
Autopoiesis, Self-reference, Laws of form, Observation, IndicationAbstract
An interpretive understanding of information can be developed by drawing on a number of premises of autopoiesis in combination with Spencer-Brown’s laws of form. Such understanding views information as self-referential meaning construction by observing an object. Therefore, information can be perceived as form resulted from individuals’ making distinction of their environment. By analyzing forms - token of indications - one can empirically understand what information is constructed. Such investigation is a qualitative exploration of human actions and interpretations.Downloads
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2009-07-02
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