Systemics of Incompleteness and Quasi-Systems

Part I Opening Lectures.- Chapter 1 Interfaces of Incompleteness.- Chapter 2 First Steps Toward a Systemic Ontology.- Part II Models of Incompleteness and Quasiness.- Chapter 3 All the Shades of Incompleteness: the Interesting Case of Structure/Function Relations in Biochemistry.- Chapter 4 Sentences and Systems.- Chapter 5 Does Systemics still need Theories? Theory-less Knowledge.- Part III The Concept of Incompleteness and Quasiness in Science and Philosophy.- Chapter 6 On the Complexity of Baroque Music and Implications on Robotics and Creativity.- Chapter 7 Music: Creativity and New Technologies. A Systemic Approach towards Multimedia Project and Sound Design.- Chapter 8 Architecture and Systemics - Performance Revisited.- Chapter 9 Systemic Ontology and Heidegger's Ontology: a Discussion on Systems and "Logos".- Chapter 10 The Idea of Incompleteness in the Internal Realism of Hilary Putnam.- Part IV Incompleteness and Quasiness in Post-Bertalanffy Systemics Complexity.- Chapter 11 Are Dynamically Undecidable Systems Ubiquitous.- Chapter 12 A View of Criticality in the Ising Model through the Relevance Index.- Chapter 13 An Example of Quasi-System in the Generation and Transmission of Electrical Power.- Part V Incompleteness and Quasiness in Social Systems.- Chapter 14 The Psychopathological Process as a System of Dysfunction and Systemic Compensation with Top-down Modulation.- Chapter 15 A Note on Variety and Hierarchy of Economic and Social Systems. The System-Network Dualism and the Consequences of Routinization and Robotization.- Chapter 16 Information, Communication Technologies and Regulations.- Chapter 17 Connections and Dissimilarities among Formal Concept Analysis, Knowledge Space Theory and Cognitive Diagnostic Models in a Systemic Perspective.- Chapter 18 Theatrical Organicism: Thoughts on Drama and System Theory.- Chapter 19 A Need for "Systetics".- Chapter 20 A Systemic Approach to Religious Communication: Case Study of "La Luz del Mundo" Church.- Chapter 21 Values for Some. How Does Criminal Network Undermine the Political System? A Data Mining Perspective.- Part VI Emergence, Quasiness and Incompleteness: Maintaining, Crises and Degeneration in Emergence Phenomena.- Chapter 22 Embracing the Unknown in Post-Bertalany Systemics Complexity Modeling.- Chapter 23 The Problem of Functional Boundaries in Prebiotic and Inter-biological Systems.- Chapter 24 AI-Chatbot Using Deep Learning to Assist the Elderly.- Chapter 25 The Use of Brain Computer Interface (BCI) Combined with Serious Games for Pathological Dependence Treatment.- Chapter 26 The Management Complexity of an Hospital Psychiatric Ward: A "Small World" Approach.- Chapter 27 Natural Rates of Teachers' Approval and Disapproval in Italian Primary and Secondary Schools Classroom.- Chapter 28 On Some Open Issues in Systemics.