Key Propositions from 30 Years of Research on Complexity

Divided into five sections: Obstacle, Abuse of Reason Neglect of history, Spurious Saliency and Linguistic Pollution. Includes brief descriptions of various imperfections and problems in complexity studies, followed by explanation of why and how Warfield’s ideas might help the situation.





In five sections captioned Obstacle, Abuse of Reason, Neglect of History, Spurious Saliency, and Linguistic Pollution there are brief one-sentence descriptions of various imperfections and problems in complexity studies, followed in each case by explanation of why and how Warfield's ideas might help the situation. Could be this material was placed in one of his books, but if so I have no idea which one. R.w. 2/15/14


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  • Category: Complexity, Research History
  • Size: 264 p
  • Description: Spiral bound manuscript with cover.
  • Publication Year: 1998
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