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Is Johnson’s “Clustering Emergence” Really Small-world Network Formation?

By Michael Feldstein | Published: August 20, 2004
I was thinking some more last night about Stephen Johnson’s new position that there are separate types of clustering and adaptive emergence as I was reading Albert-Laszlo Barabasi’s book Linked (which I am enjoying immensely, by the way; more on that in a later post). I suddenly had a flash of intuition that what Johnson [...]
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Yet Another Take on Emergence

By Michael Feldstein | Published: August 1, 2004
This piece by Richard Seel (found by way of the Wrede article referenced in the previous post) is yet another version of emergent learning that seems to live roughly in the same neighborhood as Kathleen Gilroy’s and Godfrey Parkin’s (though I’m not suggesting that he precisely agrees with either of them). Seel suggests a small-group [...]
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What Steven Johnson Really Said About Howard Dean

By Michael Feldstein | Published: July 26, 2004
Kathleen reminds us that Steven Johnson himself supports her analogy of the Dean campaign as an example of emergent learning. “In fact”, she tells us, “Johnson was quoted in Wired magazine as saying that ‘Dean is a system running for President.’” Except that, as far as I can tell, Johnson didn’t exactly say that–at least not [...]
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Emergent Emergence

By Michael Feldstein | Published: July 26, 2004
Godfrey Parkin blogs: In the E-literate blog, Michael Feldstein has recently had a couple of jabs at the burgeoning interest in emergent learning, as enthusiastically promoted by Jay Cross and others. I suspect that he’s overthinking it and just doesn’t get it. If so, it wouldn’t be the first time. However, at the risk of compounding the [...]
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More Emergence Hoo-Ha

By Michael Feldstein | Published: July 23, 2004
I got an email this morning calling my attention to the existence of something called the “Emergent Learning Forum.” I don’t know this group and I don’t know what they mean by “emergent learning”; my previous posts on emergence were in response to articles that have appeared in eLearn and the echoes of them that [...]
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