An Introduction to General Systems Thinking

An Introduction to General Systems Thinking

1975

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This is great and the erudition of the author is impressive. The logical problems and strategies he describes can really be applied to anything - and he shows that by applying them to all kinds of subjects, from computer science to biology and linguistics. The only reason why I couldn't finish reading it is that this book should really be completed in one sitting - I found that being distracted and going back to it, even to separate chapters, after a hiatus in reading would really interfere with my grasp on the author's train of thought. I hope to try again sometime though!

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