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- [ Traducir esta página ]DETECTISM AND ORGANISM-ENVIRONMENT THEORY. by Timo Jarvilehto. 30 April 2000, posted 9 May 2000. <1>. I have had difficulties in responding to Jan ...
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- [ Traducir esta página ]Such influences should rather be predicted in the organism-environment theory because they are necessary to the formation of a dynamic organism-environment. ...
cogsci.soton.ac.uk/cgi/psyc/newpsy?10.028 - En cachéTheory of the organism-environment system: IV. The problem on ...
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The organism-environment theory is essentially a theory of development, ... The organism-environment theory attempts to grasp conceptual problems in ...
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The organism-environment theory is essentially a theory of development, and its methodology is based on the analysis of different forms ...
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The present article is an attempt to bring together the development of mental activity and consciousness in the framework of the organism-environment theory ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10885546MACHINE AS AN ORGANISM-ENVIRONMENT SYSTEM
- [ Traducir esta página ]From the point of view of the organism-environment theory (Jarvilehto, 1998), the environment of the machine is a human environment as it is presented in ...
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- [ Traducir esta página ]His proposal to use instead the concept of an action oriented representation (AOR) may be useful in developing the organism-environment theory (Jarvilehto ...
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However, according to the organism-environment theory, the person is not simply reacting to the color of light. He/she is part of a cycle of causal events ...
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It is also important to stress that from the point of view of the organism-environment theory human learning has essentially a social character and ...
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- [ Traducir esta página ]They present a problem for the traditional theory of perception, as pointed out by Virsu & Vanni (1998), but in the organism-environment theory their ...
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- [ Traducir esta página ]In the framework of the organism-environment theory consciousness developing with human co-operation and communication is the basis of any description of ...
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- [ Traducir esta página ]Similarly, from the point of view of the organism-environment theory I can derive the dichotomy between idealism and materialism and propose that it is ...
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The organism-environment theory follows this principle when examining the development of consciousness. According to this approach consciousness did not ...
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Response 5 (to Holmgren's C7)
DETECTISM AND ORGANISM-ENVIRONMENT THEORY
by Timo Jarvilehto
30 April 2000, posted 9 May 2000
<1>
I have had difficulties in responding to Jan Holmgren's commentary, because his "detectism" theory is in many respect very close to my approach, although there is one very conspicuous difference, namely his emphasis on consciousness as a brain process. This, however, is in my opinion not crucial in his theory; more important, in my opinion, is the idea that we act as "detectors" of the real world which exists independent of us (though not as a MIR in an ordinary sense). After some thinking I can now suggest a role for "detection" also in my theory.
<2>
I start with the postulate that our experience is based on an organism-environment system, i.e. that our existence embraces from the start parts of the real world: those parts, which are necessary for the life process. Thus, there is no organism who could "detect" the world, because he is from the beginning embedded in this world.
<3>
However, each organism-environment system starts with a certain "working field", i.e. not all world belongs to the system, but only those parts which may join to the structure of the system. The other parts of the universe with their infinite properties exist outside the system. The life process of the organism (i.e. of the organism-environment system) consists of learning, which means differentiation and widening of its structure. In this process the organism "detects" new parts of the world.
<4>
Thus, in our action we "detect" the world which is independent of us, but we detect it only in the frame of our structure, which means that we may use the world only from our subjective point of view. These parts of the world are embedded in our action, and we know them only on the basis of the results we achieve. And here comes the critical point: When we describe these parts we "construct" a world, which constructivists call "subjective", but which I would call a "shared" world. Our conscious knowledge, and that what some of us ascribe to the brain, is in reality shared knowledge which is based on the results of our actions.
<5>
In conclusion, I agree that we "detect" the world, but the problem is that we can never describe the parts of the world we detected. We know these parts, because they are embedded in our structure, and thus form the basis of the results of our actions, but when we try to describe these parts we can only indicate by language such aspects of these parts which we can share with other people. Thus, as conscious beings we can only "construct" the world in language.
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Timo Jarvilehto
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