This social scientist discusses "economics of flexibility" in his "The Role of Somatic Change in Evolution" and talks of "economics of consciousness" in his paper "Style, Grace and Information in Primitive Art."
This social scientist discusses "economics of flexibility" in his "The Role of Somatic Change in Evolution" and talks of "economics of consciousness" in his paper "Style, Grace and Information in Primitive Art." His work on the behavior of sea otters and porpoises led to a book co-written with Jurgen Ruesch, 1951's Communication: The Social Matrix of Psychiatry. He discussed the kinship system of the latmul people and analyzed the place of the title ritual in relations between the wau, or mother's brother, and laua, or sister's child, in his 1936 book Naven, which was based on the time he spent in New Guinea. He also worked with Jackson, Haley, and Weakland to develop the double-bind theory of schizophrenia, and summarized his diverse life work in the 1972 collection Steps to an Ecology of Mind. Also the co-author of Balinese Character, FTP, name this anthropologist, cyberneticist, and psychologist, best known as the husband of Margaret Mead.
This social scientist discusses "economics of flexibility" in his "The Role of Somatic Change in Evolution" and talks of "economics of consciousness" in his paper "Style, Grace and Information in Primitive Art."
Gregory {Bateson}