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Basic Concepts of System Theory IVInherent Time StructureDecidingMemoryCausalityParadoxTemporal Structure PatternsThe Temporal Dimension of SenseTime MatrixAgilityChangeabilityEigenvalue (Inherent Value) and DecisionEigenvalue (Inherent Value) and LiabilityInherent Time and ChronologyInherent Time and Environmental TimeInherent Time of SystemsIntrinsic Time of OrganisationsUnity of DifferenceThe Paradox of TimePhilosophical Process TheoriesPicht QuoteSenseSystem DynamicsBasic Concepts of System Theory IIIBasic Concepts of System Theory IIBasic Concepts of System Theory IFoundations of System TheorySystem TheoryOver-DeterminationTime Pressure and Reflection

Basic Concepts of System Theory IV

To understand how systems sustain and change, one needs a knowledge of certain, basic aspects of system-theory thinking. Important concepts, which are a necessary ‘background’ to this meta-theoretical attempt, are presented in the surroundings of this circle and they give explanations which are generally as comprehensible as possible.