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Autonomy, Adaptiveness and Biological Organization

Papers:

Christensen, W.D. and M.H. Bickhard (2002) The Process Dynamics of Normative Function', Monist, 85(1), 3-28.
Christensen, W.D. and C.A. Hooker (2000) ‘Organised Interactive Construction: The Nature of Autonomy and the Emergence of Intelligence’, in A. Etxeberria, A. Moreno and J. Umerez (eds.) The Contribution of Artificial Life and the Sciences of Complexity to the Understanding of Autonomous Systems, Communication & Cognition, 17, Special Edition, 133-158.
Christensen, W.D. (2000), 'An Interactivist-Constructivist Approach to Adaptive Intelligence and Agency', Ph.D. Thesis, University of Newcastle.
Christensen, W.D. and C.A. Hooker (1999) 'Anticipation in Autonomous Systems: Foundations For A Theory Of Embodied Agents'. Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Computing Anticipatory Systems, HEC, Liege, Belgium, August 9-14
Hooker, C.A. (1995), ‘Critical Discussion of J. H. Holland, Adaptation in Natural and Artificial Systems’, Philosophy and Psychology, 8, 287-99.
Hooker, C.A., H.B. Penfold and R.J. Evans (1992), ‘Control, Connectionism and Cognition: Toward a New Regulatory Paradigm’, British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, 43, 517-36.
Hooker, C.A., H.B. Penfold and R.J. Evans (1992), ‘Cognition Under a New Control Paradigm’, Topoi 11, June, 71-88.