Mind and Nature: A Necessary Unity  

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Gregory Bateson Mind and Nature: A Necessary Unity (1980)

  • Criteria of Mind (from Mind and Nature A Necessary Unity):
  1. Mind is an aggregate of interacting parts or components.
  2. The interaction between parts of mind is triggered by difference.
  3. Mental process requires collateral energy.
  4. Mental process requires circular (or more complex) chains of determination.
  5. In mental process the effects of difference are to be regarded as transforms (that is, coded versions) of the difference which preceded them.
  6. The description and classification of these processes of transformation discloses a hierarchy of logical types immanent in the phenomena.


see also: mind - nature

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