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There is no common understanding of the concept of the human mind,
its changes in different historical epochs, forecasts for
development, or its influence on the phenomena of art and culture.
The connection between the evolution of the mind, anatomical
changes, and social organization are not clear. Through the theory
of self-organization of complex systems, the essence of cultural
changes in different historical periods and solutions to practical
questions in the theory of art and design are better understood.
Self-Organization of the Human Mind and the Transition From
Paleolithic to Behavioral Modernity is a critical scholarly
resource that examines the development of human consciousness as a
realization of the laws of self-organization or complex systems.
The theory of self-organization of complex systems uses the
mathematical apparatus of the wave model of S-space. The book also
conducts a comparison of theoretical assumptions with specific
cultural phenomena that are manifestations of the evolution of the
mind. Featuring a range of topics such as behavior, rationality,
and culture, this book is essential for archaeologists,
academicians, anthropologists, researchers, sociologists,
professionals, and students.
The integration of technology into the aviation system planning has
allowed for more stable, yet increasingly complex, models that
enable better analysis techniques and new approaches to
decision-making. These modern advances ensure higher productivity
in addressing various planning problems. Socio-Technical Decision
Support in Air Navigation Systems: Emerging Research and
Opportunities is a critical scholarly resource that contains a
systematic analysis of formalized factors affecting socio-technical
systems operators and how these factors influence decision-making
process of professional and non-professional activities in air
navigation systems. Featuring coverage on a broad range of topics,
such as dimensional modeling, applications of decision support
systems, and semantic analysis, this book is geared towards
academicians, future pilots, aviation dispatchers, engineers,
managers, and students.
There is no common understanding of the concept of the human mind,
its changes in different historical epochs, forecasts for
development, or its influence on the phenomena of art and culture.
The connection between the evolution of the mind, anatomical
changes, and social organization are not clear. Through the theory
of self-organization of complex systems, the essence of cultural
changes in different historical periods and solutions to practical
questions in the theory of art and design are better understood.
Self-Organization of the Human Mind and the Transition From
Paleolithic to Behavioral Modernity is a critical scholarly
resource that examines the development of human consciousness as a
realization of the laws of self-organization or complex systems.
The theory of self-organization of complex systems uses the
mathematical apparatus of the wave model of S-space. The book also
conducts a comparison of theoretical assumptions with specific
cultural phenomena that are manifestations of the evolution of the
mind. Featuring a range of topics such as behavior, rationality,
and culture, this book is essential for archaeologists,
academicians, anthropologists, researchers, sociologists,
professionals, and students.
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