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The process of a systematic unfolding of a system 's structure. In biology, all molecular processes that underlie the growth to maturity of an organism. In psychology, the correlation between age and the capacity to engage in certain behaviors, particularly in children. In the economics of underdeveloped countries, the concept is politically controversial because it implies progress ive structural changes from primitive to advanced forms and because this current use of the term by Western economists may serve technological imperialism. Nevertheless, the unfolding and growth of structures to their natural limits and their eventual replacements by new forms is observable, particularly in society, and without the need to refer to life-cycles or to assume progress, making development an important adjunct of the cybernetic concern with organization. (Krippendorff )

 

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A Fortiori Ana...Absolute Discr...Adaptation
Adaptation (Mo...Adiabatic
Aesthetical Im...
Aggregation
Algedonic Loop
Algedonic Regu...
Algorithm
Allopoiesis
Allopoietic Ma...
Alphabet
Alternative
Ambiguity
Analog Computer
Analogy
Anomie
Anthropomorphi...Anticommunicat...Argument
Artificial Int...Association
Atomism
Autarky
Authority
Autocatalysis
Autocatalytic
Autoletics
Automation
Autonomous
Autonomy
Autopoiesis
Autopoietic Ma...Autopoietic Sp...Axiology

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