All’ombra di nuove scienze in fiore. Lo strano caso della cibernetica con uno sguardo all’Italia degli anni Sessanta by Settimo Termini

“…Reference will be made to the figure of the Italian cyberneticist Eduardo Caianiello as a paradigmatic case. …”
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Race: The Difference That Makes a Difference by Syed Mustafa Ali

“…In order to facilitate a more concrete enquiry, the concept of information formulated by cyberneticist Gregory Bateson and the concept of race formulated by philosopher Charles W Mills will be placed at the centre of analysis. …”
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The Cybernetic Hypothesis & Architecture by Fredrik Torisson

“…In the early 1960s, cybernetics began to make inroads into architecture, famously so in the never-realised Fun Palace, designed by architect Cedric Price, theatre director Joan Littlewood and cyberneticist Gordon Pask. Pask continued developed his thoughts on the uses for cybernetics in the field of architecture, and in 1969 published “The Architectural Relevance of Cybernetics” (Gordon Pask, "The Architectural Relevance of Cybernetics," Architectural Design, no. …”
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Turing’s Biological Philosophy: Morphogenesis, Mechanisms and Organicism by Hajo Greif, Adam Kubiak, Paweł Stacewicz

“…Notably, Thompson’s pioneering work in biological ‘structuralism’ was organicist in outlook and explicitly critical of the Darwinian approaches that were popular with Turing’s cyberneticist contemporaries—and partly used by Turing himself in his proto-connectionist models of learning. …”
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ARTISTIC AND SCIENTIFIC CREATION PROCESS MANAGEMENT by Ioan Tudor

“…This aspect may be particularly interesting for cyberneticists. In contemporary civilization the transfer of certain aspects of the creation process to automated machines implies programming, algorithms. …”
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Artificial Intelligence and Human Intellect by Víctor Velarde-Mayol

“…Many philosophers, computer scientists, and cyberneticists still consider it possible that a computer, described as a Turing machine, can effectively have intelligence. …”
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