Structuralism, Complexity & Chaos Theory

It proposes that many cultural elements such as myths, stories, language structures or behaviors are common to all human civilizations:

• Structuralism

• Chaos Theory

• Complexity Theory

It is developed from chaos theory and represents the body of research on systems about the systems that have complex characteristics.

• Structuralism

• Chaos Theory

• Complexity Theory

The complexity of a system is characterized by:

• Local regulations that apply to each agent.

• Self-management

• There is a hidden reality in whole expressions.

• Persistent movement and the answers of these elements to other agents.

The slightest change in the starting point can lead to a very different result, refers to:

• Attractor

• the butterfly effect

• Strange attractor

It represents a state in which a system eventually stabilizes:

• Attractor

• the butterfly effect

• Strange attractor

These are the components of chaos and complexity, except:

• Elementary structures

• Nonlinearity as mathematical description

• Realism as an ontological principle

• Evolutionary

Lévi-Strauss said that two seemingly different myths or stories are transformations of each other so that myths are very similar in all cultures.

• True

• False

He is a representative of the structuralism:

• Edward Norton Lorenz

• Stuart Kauffman

• Claude Levi-Strauss

These characteristics are from the ______theory:

Determinist, sensitive to initial conditions, not random or change the public order.

• Chaos

• Structuralism

• Complexity

Byrne includes the following terms in the complexity theory:

• size

• binary oppositions

• variety

• ignorance