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Using games as a methodology for observing the observer

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Using Games as a Methodology for Observing the Observer constructs a methodology of active learning for observing the observer. The tool used is the construction of games. The basic questions are: What actions can be taken to allow the subject to observe him or herself and How can learning activities be used to reconstruct the subject's experience during the observation The basic reference framework for the qualitative research is constructivism. The conceptual and philosophical analysis of research is second-order cybernetics that gives relevance to the theory of the observer and to the relationship between the observer and what is observed. Games are the constitutive elements of a space of action wherein a world emerges. For the construction of the games the group is organised according to specific structures, which make up a work network within the proposed experimental scenario.Every reflexive discourse (conceptual, informational and descriptive) on the describer's properties system will be formed, at least, of the perspectives, dispositions and distinctions in the language of the observer. In this sense, to observe the observer does not constitute a representation of analysable, controllable and predictable process, but rather, to observe the observer will mean interpreting (or unveiling) the metaphors that constitute him or her in any proposed stage of experimentation. This dissertation contributes to the advancement of second-order cybernetics as a context for improving the effectiveness of learning. The usefulness of games as a methodology for observing the observer means that it is possible to propose a comparison between, on the one hand, the dynamics of the social system built by the methodology's application participants and, on the other, the networks that can be built in terms of the language used. This has been part of the research carried out in the Interdisciplinary Complex Systems Research Center - CeiBA. Among its results is the methodology behind the organisation of its summer school.Every reflexive discourse (conceptual, informational and descriptive) on the describer's properties system will be formed, at least, of the perspectives, dispositions and distinctions in the language of the observer. In this sense, to observe the observer does not constitute a representation of analysable, controllable and predictable process, but rather, to observe the observer will mean interpreting (or unveiling) the metaphors that constitute him or her in any proposed stage of experimentation. This dissertation contributes to the advancement of second-order cybernetics as a context for improving the effectiveness of learning. The usefulness of games as a methodology for observing the observer means that it is possible to propose a comparison between, on the one hand, the dynamics of the social system built by the methodology's application participants and, on the other, the networks that can be built in terms of the language used. This has been part of the research carried out in the Interdisciplinary Complex Systems Research Center - CeiBA. Among its results is the methodology behind the organisation of its summer school.The usefulness of games as a methodology for observing the observer means that it is possible to propose a comparison between, on the one hand, the dynamics of the social system built by the methodology's application participants and, on the other, the networks that can be built in terms of the language used. This has been part of the research carried out in the Interdisciplinary Complex Systems Research Center - CeiBA. Among its results is the methodology behind the organisation of its summer school.



José Bermeo Cabrera



Acknowledgments
Abstract
List of tables
List of figures

1 Introduction


1.1. Background and Problem Definition
1.2. Research Interest
1.3. Research Purpose and Objectives
1.4. Research Question

2 Interpreting the observer

2.1. A Starting Point
2.2. Early Cybernetics
2.3. Second-Order Cybernetics
2.4. The Impact of the Observer on the Observed
2.5. Chapter Summary

3 Research strategy and design

3.1. Research Design
3.2. Research Strategy
3.3. What the Study Does Not Include
3.4. Chapter Summary

4 Applied concepts

4.1. The Concept of Constructivism
4.2. The Concept of Learning
4.3. From Emotion to Disposition
4.4. Chapter Summary

5 The game as articulator of concepts, epistemologies ano theories

5.1. The Language Game gives Meaning to the Word Game
5.2. Rules of the Game
5.3. Application of the Proposed Rules in a Chess Game
5.4. Chapter Summary

6 Reconstruction of the observer

6.1. Model for the Reconstruction of the Observer
6.2. The Learning Process for Observing the Properties of the Observer
6.3. Strategy Implementation - Operationalisation
6.4. Chapter Summary

7  Summary, results, research contributions and closing reflections


7.1. Summary of Results
7.2. Main Contributions to the Theory of the Observer
7.3. Implications of the Methodology in the Design of an Organisation
7.4. Study Limitations and Future Developments
7.5. Some Considerations for Future Research

Bibliography
Appendix