Author's Response: The Continuous Reconstruction of a Pluralistic Society as an Order of Expectations

Constructivist Foundations 8 (1):97-99 (2012)
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Excerpt from the first paragraph: In response to the interesting comments of Kate Distin and Roger Harnden, let me focus on the relationship between the biological (and evolutionary) systems view and the socio-cultural perspective

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