The final, definitive version of this article has been published in the Journal, Group Analysis, Vol 34 / Issue 2, 2001, Copyright The Group-Analytic Society by SAGE Publications Ltd at : http://gaq.sagepub.com/This paper explores the potential that the natural sciences of complexity may have to offer analogies and insights with regard to communicative processes in a group and the concept of the group matrix. The paper briefly reviews Foulkes’ last formulation of the concept of the group matrix. It then draws on Mead’s thought on mind, self and society, and on some analogies from the complexity sciences, to suggest a formulation of the emergence of mind in communicative interaction in a group.Peer reviewe
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International audienceThis article presents an epistemological reflection on two models of the group...
The main argument of this paper is that, in the social sciences, complexity comes from the fact that...
Complexity theory is used to develop a model of group development based on earlier research with soc...
Within many domains, complexity encompasses many nuances of ill-definition, fluidity, organizational...
This paper describes the emergence of complexity as duplicated evolutionary process. The first proce...
The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that the postulation of irreducible, distributed cognitive s...
Drawing on the input-process-output model (Hackman 1987), this study attempts to integrate two diff...
We argue that the study of social complexity can follow two different approaches, based on how it is...
The term 'complexity' is often found in the behavioural and cognitive sciences. This paper compares ...
Since the 1930\u27s and 40\u27s, substantial gains have been made in understanding small group proce...
Since the 1930\u27s and 40\u27s, substantial gains have been made in understanding small group proce...
The term “complexity ” used frequently as a kind of “buzzword ” has gained a specific role in the la...
Complexity theory, including non-linear dynamics, provides a powerful approach to understanding and ...
The “language-communication-society” triangle defies traditional scientific approaches. Rather, it i...
This is a long-abandoned draft, written in 2013, of what was supposed to be a paper for an edited co...
International audienceThis article presents an epistemological reflection on two models of the group...
The main argument of this paper is that, in the social sciences, complexity comes from the fact that...