New member: Hugo Fjelsted Alroe

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Date: Wed, 11 Sep 1996 11:49:22 +0200
To: cjoslyn@bingsuns.cc.binghamton.edu
From: Hugo Fjelsted Alroe <alroe@po.ia.dk>
Subject: subscribe prncyb-l mailing list

Name: Hugo Fjelsted Alroe
Email address: alroe@po.ia.dk
URL of home page:
Postal address: Haerupvej 14, Haerup, DK-9500 Hobro, Denmark
Phone: +045 98546432
Affiliations: Ph.d student at The Royal Danish Veterinary and
Agricultural
University, Copenhagen, Denmark
How did you hear about PCP? Search on internet

Please take at least one page to describe your work
and how it might relate to PCP:

I am 32 years old, and my formal education is in agricultural science,
though with an unescapeable philosophical bias. My masters dissertation was
a philosophical inquiry into the nature of origin or genesis in the
ontological sense, asking questions of evolution and ecology in the spirit
of Gregory Bateson. Since then I have been working on systems science in
agriculture, passing across various systems theories, statistics and
probability theory, systems experimentation, the objecivity question,
qualitative research and much more.

In 1992 I started a PhD project on the foundations of systems research.
Underway this project of mine has become more and more 'foundational'.
Half a year ago I decided to follow my deepest conviction, and head straight
for the metaphysical foundations of our 'western' way of thinking. This
involves not only a critique of the dualistic worldview (going back to the
greek roots), but an attempt at formulating an 'alternative' metaphysics, as
at least an example of the possibility of a fundamental change in thougt and
worldview.

Upon seeing the ideas on Principia Cybernetica, I find some consensus, and
some disagreement. I would like to investigate this further by joining your
mailing list.

Yours
Hugo Fjelsted Alroe