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	Holon (philosophy) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A holon refers to a system (or phenomenon) that is a whole in itself as well as a part of a larger system.
		Since a holon is embedded in larger wholes, it is influenced by and influences these larger wholes.
		Ken Wilber comments that the test of holon hierarchy is that if you were to remove a type of entity from existence, then all other entities of which it formed a part must of necessity cease to exist too.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Holons (422 words)

	Holon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Holon (Standard Hebrew חוֹלוֹן, Ḥolon, Tiberian Hebrew חֹלֹן Ḥōlōn) is a city in Israel, on the central coastal strip, just south of Tel Aviv, and part of the metropolex known as Gush Dan in the Tel Aviv District.
		Holon has the second biggest industrial zone in Israel after Haifa.
		Mayors of Holon since its proclamation as a city in 1950 are:
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Holon (261 words)

	Holons, Heaps and Artifacts, by Fred Kofman
		If one confuses holons, heaps and artifacts, one might start building (incorrect) "holarchies" going from brick to wall to room to apartment to building, simply because a brick is part of a wall, a wall is part of a room, a room is part of an apartment and an apartment is part of a building.
		In a strict "holonic" sense, he will not be a "member" of the green socio-cultural holon, manifested in the exterior collective dimension as the "team" to which he belongs in the administrative sense.
		Now, the individual holons or checkers on level 1 (the beige meme) depend for their existence on intricate networks of interrelationships with all the other beige checkers in their environment—depend, that is, on networks of their own social holons (the co evolution of micro and macro).
	www.integralworld.net /kofman.html (12591 words)

	Talk:Holon - Integral Wiki
		Because each holon is also a superholon, then when it is erased—when it undergoes self-dissolution into its subholons—it tends to follow the same path down as its subholons followed up: cells break down into molecules, which break down into atoms, which break into particles.
		A holon functions not only as a self-preserving whole but also as a part of a larger whole, and in its capacity as a part it must adapt or accommodate itself to other holons (not autopoiesis but allopoiesis; not assimilation but accommodation).
		The emergent holons are in some sense novel; they posses properties and qualities that cannot be strictly and totally deduced from their components; and therefore they, and their descriptions, cannot be reduced without remainder to their component parts.
	integralwiki.net /index.php?title=Talk:Holon (2719 words)

	Holon - Integral Wiki
		Holons are always embedded within other holons, ascending or descending.
		Also, the body is also part of a deeper holon and cells contain holons (molecules to atoms to nuclear particles etc.) Wherever you start in the holonic sequence, holons go all the way up and all the way down.
		Ontological holism is the view that being is composed of holons.
	integralwiki.net /index.php?title=Holon (313 words)

	Holon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A holon is a node in the tree structure.
		The key characteristics of a holon include that it asserts its individuality in order to maintain the set order in the tree structure, but it also submits to the demands of the whole tree structure (the system) in order to make the system viable.
		The holon has a "self-assertiveness tendency" (wholeness) as well as an "integrative tendency" (part).This duality is similar to the particle/wave duality of light.
	capita.wustl.edu /ME567_Informatics/concepts/holon.html (102 words)

	HOLONS, TRANSVERSALS and NARRATING
		Holon Tenet One - For Wilber (1996a: 20) "Tenet number 1 is that reality is composed of whole/parts or 'holons'." Wilber argues " if you start to look closely at the things and processes that actually exist, it soon becomes obvious that they are not merely wholes, they are also parts of something else.
		The holon implications are that in narrating, the narrator is situating his or her story in contxts of shared language, common social practices, shared beliefs, and traditions that are given historical meaning.
		The narrator is creating holons of amalgamated selves and scoial scenes, interweaving a plethera of conflicting beliefs, and crossing between intersubjectivities and disparate contexts.
	web.nmsu.edu /~dboje/TDholons.html (4312 words)

	holons.org Home
		The molecule that is also part of a cell is a holon, as is the cell that is part of an organ, and so on.
		This hierarchy of relationships from the atom to the organism is known as a holarchy.
		The concepts of holon and holarchy are fundamental to understanding the healthy function of complex living systems, which requires that each of their whole-parts maintain its own identity and boundaries even as it functions as part of the larger whole."
	www.holons.org (385 words)

	A New Theory of Holons, (Through AQAL Eyes — Part 4), Mark Edwards
		While the basics of the holon construct seem to be straightforward enough, it's clear to me that there are serious misunderstandings and inconsistencies in the way elemental aspects of holon theory are applied and interpreted.
		The third version of Wilber concept of holons is his labelling of the quadrants as subjective or "I," objective or "it," intersubjective or "we," and interobjective or "its".
		When Wilber plugs separate holons all over the AQAL quadrants he runs the risk of reinforcing the reductionist idea that, for example, thoughts are separate from behaviours which are separate from values which are separate from social actions.
	www.integralworld.net /edwards8x.html (5573 words)

	HolonWiki - WhatIsAHolon
		The term 'Holon' was coined by the hungarian author ArthurKoestler in his book "The ghost in the machine" (1967).
		Holons, in the sense of Koestler, are essential in hierarchical systems with intelligent performance.
		According Koestler a holon is a self-similar or fractal structure that is stable, coherent and that consists of several holons as sub-structures and is itself a part of a greater whole.
	holon.gungfu.de /wiki/field.php?pagename=Main.WhatIsAHolon (406 words)

	Holon Business Group - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Holon Business Group offer experience and expertise in the field of behavioural communication and cultural/social developments applied to corporate, government and business environments.
		As specialists in change, Holon Business Group assess the current enviroment of a business, organisation, team, or individual, their readiness for change, the level of change that appeals to the people affected, and then supports and facilitates the type of change that is required and will be accepted by those involved.
		Holon Business Group combine the theoretical knowledge in behavioural communication and cultural dynamics with their commercial experience and practical methods, tools and skills to ensure the organisation/business/team and individual are ready for the changes ahead.
	www.holonbusinessgroup.com.au (327 words)

	Holon
		Holons have a tendency towards self-assertiveness and self-reliance.
		Advantage of organising holons: complex systems can be formed that are efficient in the use of resources, highly resilient to disturbances (both internal and external), and adaptable to changes in their environment.
		Holons can receive instruction from and, to a certain extent, be controlled by higher level holons.
	www.agentsmith.com /memento/h/holon.html (230 words)

	Holon : Holy Scripture or Quantum Systems Theory
		Holon is a combination of the Greek word 'holos', meaning whole, and the suffix 'on' meaning particle or part.
		A holon, as Koestler devised the term, is an identifiable part of a system that has a unique identity, yet is made up of sub-ordinate parts and in turn is part of a larger whole.
		The strength of holonic organization, or holarchy, is that it enables the construction of very complex systems that are nonetheless efficient in the use of resources, highly resilient to disturbances (both internal and external), and adaptable to changes in the environment in which they exist.
	www.anunda.com /lifestreams/holon.htm (447 words)

	Ken Wilber Online: Excerpt C - The Ways We Are in This Together
		Here, the agency of one holon (such as a molecule) is subsumed in and by the agency of the higher holon (such as the cell), so that each larger whole in this sequence means that one agency (or holon) becomes a sub-agency (or subholon) of a larger whole.
		All holons, including interior holons, are functional wholes, which means that they have ways to register the integrity of their wholeness, or their self boundaries, or the interface where inside and outside touch each other.
		Each holon has the equivalent of an "immune system," which is part of its capacity to endure and continue in spacetime--aspects of its kosmic habits that allow the holon to persist, and without which it would quickly decease.
	wilber.shambhala.com /html/books/kosmos/excerptC/part2-3.cfm (3536 words)

	Holon Skyscrapers, Architecture, Buildings, Real Estate, and Construction News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Holon is situated to the southeast of Tel Aviv - Yaffo, adjacent to Bat Yam.
		They merged to form Holon, it's name deriving from the sandunes upon which it was built.
		Holon was subsequently awarded city status in 1950.
	www.emporis.com /en/wm/ci?id=100282 (210 words)

	Mind - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Amongst other biological and cybernetic phenomena, Hofstadter places tangled loops and recursion at the center of Self, Self-awareness, and perception of oneself, and thus at the heart of Mind and thinking.
		Likewise philosopher Ken Wilber posits that Mind is the interior dimension of the brain holon.
		That is, that mind is what a brain looks like internally, when it looks at itself.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mind (1410 words)

	Equinox - Holon
		Admittedly, the unexpected and strikingly beautiful melodies tend to all sound rather similar, but let's face it, in most other areas of life similarity isn't usually considered a problem where beauty is concerned.
		Holon, alas, is rather short on those special Leeb moments.
		It's darker in sound, has a very pronounced Leeb moment and manages to deliver the sort of sound I'd been hoping for - distinctively the work of Leeb/Peterson, and a much less sterile blend of the FLA aesthetic with techno rhythms.
	www.awrc.com /review/e/holon.html (882 words)

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		You may attach Holon's Castform from your hand as a Special Energy card to 1 of your Pokemon that already has Energy cards attached to it.
		Holon's Castform counts as every type of energy but only provides 2 energy at a time.
		Holon Lake - Trainer - Stadium Each player's "delta species" Pokemon may use the attack printed on this card instead of its normal attack.
	www.pokebeach.com /sets/jpnsets/holonphantom.txt (2720 words)

	The creation of holons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Till we introduced this concept the holons were a type of abstraction which explained a hierarchic interconnectivity.
		In 1967 Arthur Koestler described the Holon - still an abstration - as a "self-assertiveness tendency" (wholeness) as well as an "integrative tendency"(part).
		But form now on we have an infolding gravity mechanism to explain a holon, and a concept that proves the complete interconnectivity in our Universe, and thus also between humans and all aspects of nature.
	www.mu6.com /holon_creation.html (614 words)

	WHO'S CONSCIOUS
		In my model, in contrast, social holons are higher than their members, though not to the same degree that an individual holon on one level of existence is higher than that on another level.
		The agency of the 'social holon' is its cohesive structure which puts a preventative counter pressure on the developing individual: the communality of the social holon is its openness to other cultures (in human terms, from inter-tribal mixes to the culturally complex nation state and now global culture).
		The individual holons are those that are found on the lowest stage of any level of existence, in my one-scale model of holarchy, and the societies are the least developed forms of social organization on that level.
	www.geocities.com /andybalik/wc.html (17860 words)

	Ken Wilber Online: On Critics, Integral Institute, My Recent Writing, and Other Matters of Little Consequence: A ...
		Actually, individual and social holons are not different entities, but different aspects of all holons, since all holons have an interior and an exterior in singular and plural forms (the four quadrants), but they are indeed different aspects that cannot be merely equated.
		That is, the regime of the senior holon supervenes the regime of the junior.
		Individual holons emerge or come into being with a development that is envelopment (higher holons emerge, via eros, and then reach down and embrace their juniors, via agape--they transcend and include in a rather literal sense, just as molecules transcend and include atoms).
	wilber.shambhala.com /html/interviews/interview1220_2.cfm (8698 words)

	Holon Tools
		The Holon programming tool combines all parts of a powerful development environment -- browser, editor, assembler, compiler, linker, debugger and interpreter -- in one closely integrated optimized program.
		See Holon for a description of this new development method.
		See Using Holon for a demonstration of Holon in action.
	holonforth.com /tools/holon86.htm (469 words)

	Holon Lite - Version 3.2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Holon is a new kind of cross-platform development system based on the programming language Forth.
		Holon offers three possibilities for the location of the target during develoment:
		Holon automatically establishes communication, if host and target are correctly connected.
	dec.bournemouth.ac.uk /forth/holon.html (411 words)

	fUSION Anomaly. Arthur Koestler
		These sub-wholes - or "holons", as I have proposed to call them - are Janus-faced entities which display both the independent properties of wholes and the dependent properties of parts.
		Each holon must preserve and assert its autonomy, other wise the organism would lose its articulation and dissolve into an amorphous mass - but at the same time the holon must remain subordinate to the demands of the (existing or evolving) whole.
		Every sub-system is a relatively autonomous organism while also being a component of a larger organism; it is a "holon," in Arthur Koestler's term, manifesting both the independent properties of wholes and the dependent properties of parts.
	fusionanomaly.net /arthurkoestler.html (687 words)

	Case of Gal Shamir - Holon, Israel
		The Tel Aviv District Court accepted the plea bargain reached with the suspect from Holon in the center of the country, under which the man was convicted of one count of rape and five counts of sexual assault.
		Shamir was convicted of raping a 14-year-old girl in Holon last October as she walked home from a girlfriend's house.
		The charge sheet states that Shamir grabbed the girl's shoulder and snatched her cellular telephone away from her while she was talking.
	www.theawarenesscenter.org /galshamir.html (497 words)

	The holon, a new way to look at hierarchies
		The word 'Holon' comes from the greek holos, which means whole, entire, complete in all its parts' and the suffix -on which is its neuter form, cf.
		A 'holon', in Arthur koestlers discussions, is something that has integrity and identity at the same time as it is a part of a larger system, it is a subsystem of the larger system.
		"A holon, according to Koestler is a model-component with a "Janus-face" - one side looking "down" and acting as an autonomous system giving directions to "lower" components and the other side looking "up" and serving as a part of a "higher" holon."
	www.holon.se /folke/kurs/Distans/Ekofys/Recirk/Eng/holarchy_en.shtml (271 words)

	Holon, Israel and Palestinian Authority, Pictures
		Holon is a leading textile center and the home of a significant share of the world's remaining descendants of the Samaritans (an ancient religious group).
		Holon was founded in the 1930s and grew rapidly after the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948.
		Finally in israel,You'll sure be welcome by the cool environment.I wonder how interesting israel would have been without the problem of terrorist or suicide bombers.
	www.greatestcities.com /Middle_East/Israel_and_Palestinian_Authority/Holon_city.html (164 words)

	Project Trinity: I-I, SDi, Neurotechnology: Wake Up, The AQAL Matrix Has You: AQAL Matrix Revolution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The 4Q is a conceptual representation of the fundamental dimensions of “holons[2].” Holon is a term coined by a Hungarian philosopher named Arthur Koestler.
		In Integral theory, holons and holarchy (hierarchy of holons) are used as conceptual representations of “reality”—Kosmos (the physical Cosmos + interiors).
		One of the main tenets[8] of Integral theory is that holons have four fundamental capacities, or drives: self-preservation (agency), self-adaptation (communion), self-transcendence, and self-dissolution.
	coolmel.typepad.com /project_trinity/2003/11/wake_up_the_aqa.html (2085 words)

	XenoDream Fractal Tutorial - Holon Positions Continued II
		Deselect the holons by clicking on the minus sign button and then select the bottom rectangle holon by clicking on it.
		Because the holons interact with each other, simply removing this holon will radically change the form of the image while "hiding" the holon only removes unwanted areas from view.
		Try selecting the hidden holon and changing some of the parameters to see how it continues to influence the image.
	fractalarts.com /ASF/XDtut7.html (304 words)

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