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Progress in Complexity, Information and Design Volumes 1.2 and 1.3

On the descriptive terminology of the information transfer between organisms

by Jolanta Koszteyn and Piotr Lenartowicz SJ

Abstract—Information transfer implies two independent beings (a sender and a receiver) and two distinct, although closely tied levels of reality (the level of a message and the level of its production). In other words the "information transfer" is a multi-layer reality. The investigation of the "causal" mechanisms presupposes a proper description of the phenomenal effects. It is the phenomenal sphere of the directly observable events which provokes - in our mind - the questions driving the effort to explore the "mechanisms".

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On the descriptive terminology of the information transfer between organisms


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