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Технологические и образовательные платформы как самоописания социально экономических систем

Технологические и образовательные платформы как самоописания социально экономических систем

Abstract

Modern technological platforms are presented as version of the self-description of the second order of complicated (“hyper complex”) social and economic systems in N. Luhmann's concept. The self-description here gains nature of recursive self-adjustment.

Современные технологические платформы представлены как вариант самоописания второго порядка сложных («гиперкомплексных») социально-экономических систем в концепции Никласа Лумана. Самоописание при этом приобретает характер рекурсивной самонастройки.

Keywords

САМООПИСАНИЕ, Н. ЛУМАН, ГИПЕРКОМПЛЕКСНЫЕ СИСТЕМЫ, ТЕХНОЛОГИЧЕСКАЯ ПЛАТФОРМА, ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНАЯ ПЛАТФОРМА, ФИЛОСОФИЯ ТЕХНИКИ, N. LUHMANN

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