Heinz-von-Foerster Archiv - Bestand: Vorträge, Lecture Notes

Nummer:	14
Signatur:	DO 934
Originaltitel:	VORTRÄGE 69.
Verfasser:	von Foerster , Heinz
Datum:	1969

1	Vortragsmaterialien: "A Population Servo". Raphalina Brightbill. Channel 15.
2	Vortragsmaterialien: "Magic, Drugs & ESP (extra sensory perception)". Channing-Murray Foundation. Red Herring. Vortrag von Heinz von Foerster & Humberto Maturana.
3	Vortragsmaterialien: "On Cognition". W.G.F. Symposium. Cognitive Studies and Artificial Intelligence Research. Chicago, Illinois.
4	Vortragsmaterialien: "Principles of Self-Organization". Session 1B: Self-Organizing and Learning Systems - Review and Outlook. IEEE International Convention, New York, New York.
5	Vortragsmaterialien: "Cognitive Processes". Saint Luke's Presbyterian Hospital. University of Illinois: Chicago Circle Campus.
6	Vortragsmaterialien: "On Cognition". School of Design. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Cambridge, Massachusetts.
7	Vortragsmaterialien: "Bionics - Cybernetics". National Electronics and Aereospace Conference. Seesion 9 Bionics and Cybernetics. Heinz von Foerster Moderator. Dayton, Ohio.
8	Vortragsmaterialien: "Doomsday & Morals". WCIA, Channel 3.
9	Vortragsmaterialien: "Principles of Computation in Living Organisms". Bell Telephone Laboratory Seminar. Chicago, Illinois.
10	Vortragsmaterialien: "Extra-Sensory Perception". Channing-Murray Foundation. Red Herring Restaurant. Urbana, Illinois.
11	Vortragsmaterialien: "English Honors". University of Illinois.
12	Vortragsmaterialien: "Memory and Inductive Inference". Zetetics Class. Electrical Engeneering Department. University of Illinois.
13	Vortragsmaterialien: "Tribute to Warren McCulloch". Symposium 69. Smorgasbord Meeting. Washington Motel.
14	Vortragsmaterialien: "Cognitive Memory". TAC. Coordinated Science Laboratory.
15	Vortragsmaterialien: "Epistemology of Environment". Graduate School of Design. Dept. Architecture. Robinson Hall. Harvard University.
16	Vortragsmaterialien: "Electricity in Living Organisms". ???
17	Vortragsmaterialien: "Frontiers of Knowledge". Jim Neil. Electrical Engineering Department. University of Illinois.