![]() ![]() ![]() Bateson assumes that the mind of every “cognitive system” must act as a “machine” – with multiple inputs – capable of calculating differences, memorizing and comparing these, and finding analogies. This chapter introduces Gregory Bateson’s theory of cognition, according to which, in a clear constructivist context, the cognitive process is based on the ability of the “mind” to “detect, process, and systematize differences” – at various successive levels – which the mind itself “interprets” as information to “build” knowledge of the “world”. ![]()
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