chapter 1 overview 1.1 introduction 1.1.1 the inevitable trend of the development of system theory 1.1.2 artifi system design 1.2 relationship between system theory and philosophy as well as other relevant disciplines 1.2.1 philosophy 1.2.2 relationship between philosophy and natural sciences 1.2.3 relationship between system theory and philosophy 1.2.4 relationship between system theory and otherdisciplines (natural sciences) chapter 2 basics of system theory 2.1 definition of system and exnations of its key points 2.1.1 definition of system 2.1.2 exnations of its key points 2.2 categories of the unity of opites often concerned with theapplication of system theory 2.2.1 relativity and absoluteness 2.2.2 similarity (resemblance) and difference (the parison between the characteristics of things) 2.2.3 certainty and contingency (the representation of the pliance of the motion of things with laws mastered by mankind) 2.2.4 purefulness and natural determinism (the representation of the patibility of mans intentions with objective lawsand conditions) 2.2.5 whole and parts (the relationship between holistic and partial estence in things) 2.2.6 plety and simplicity (general characteristics of mankinds knowledge and assessment of the motion and estence of things) 2.2.7 qualitative and quantitative changes (representing a pair of the most basic motion characteristics im the motion of things) 2.2.8 continuous and discontinuous (the representatiom of the continuation of the changes, the adjacency of cetain important characteristics in the motion of things in temporaland spatial order) 2.3 unavoidable brief discussions on "beauty" 2.3.1 the essence of men and beauty 2.3.2 the categorization of beauty 2.3.3 scientific beauty 2.3.4 technical beauty 2.3.5 engineering beauty 2.3.6 scientific and engineering beauty in the fields of system 2.4 aoms of system 2.4.1 top aoms of system theory ("shared" with materialist dialectics) 2.4.2 temporary system of aoms of system theory 2.5 the expanded model of multilayered temporal and spatial domains of systematic motion 2.5.1 a basic theoretical framework behind the establishment of this model is ed of the following core elements 2.5.2 multilayered multi-periodical expansion model of systembased on relations (represented separately in terms of space and time) 2.6 relations 2.6.1 mathematic definitions 2.6.2 connotations of relation in system theory 2.6.3 some important relations concerned with in system theory 2.6.4 the classification of "relations" from the perspectiveof the connotations and denotations of "the concept of relation 2.6.5 relations of the objects sustained by "relations"(set objects as xyz) 2.6.6 spatial and temporal expansion of relations …… chapter 3 the current development of system theory chapter 4 information and information systems chapter 5 basics of system knowledge, representation and description chapter 6 development and categorization of artifi system design and the philosophy of artifi system design chapter 7 major points in the design, thinking, methods and process of artifi systems
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