Author's Response: Eigenform, Action, the Continuous and the Discrete

Constructivist Foundations 12 (3):260-264 (2017)
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I discuss the epistemology of action and its relation to the continuous and the discrete, relative to eigenform, eigenbehavior and the deeper structure of eigenforms in relation to the construction of our personal and apparently objective worlds.

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