1. Human development
  2. Self-transcendent systems

Self-transcendent systems

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Natural systems (whether physical entities like atoms or trees or social systems, languages or any evolving process) are permanently in a condition of change. They are not only changed by their environment but they also change their environment which consequently alters the effect the environment has on them; they can therefore be referred to as self-transcendent. Human development systems based on self-transcendence - which are open to change while in progress - might be expected to be more effective and in tune with the natural order of things, even if less predictable.

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Human development
Type
(H) Concepts of human development
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Last update
Dec 3, 2024