Introduction

Harald Atmanspacher, Gerhard J. Dalenoort

1-12

Objectification as an endo-exo transition

Harald Atmanspacher

15-32

Action principles and teleology

Michael Stöltzner

33-62

Physical time and intrinsic temporality

Georg Franck

63-83

Biological evolution as a process viewed internally

George Kampis

85-110

Internal and external representations of mental processes

Gerhard J. Dalenoort, P. H. De Vries

111-120

What can we learn from internal observers?

Dieter Gernert

121-133

The image and the picture of ecology

Christian Thomas

135-149

Endophysics — Descartes taken seriously

153-161

Endo- and exo-theories of matter

Hans Primas

163-193

Temporal bell inequalities

a journey to the limits of "consistent histories"

Günter Mahler

195-205

Entropy and evolution

Jörg D. Becker

207-217

General remarks on complexity

Jürgen Kurths, Annette Witt, Harald Atmanspacher

219-234

Observing complexity and the complexity of observation

James P. Crutchfield

235-272

Extrinsic-intrinsic concept and complementarity

Karl Svozil

273-288

The now — a hidden window to dynamics

Eva Ruhnau

291-308

Sensory perceptions and the endo-exo interface

towards a physics of cognitive processes

Manfred Euler

309-330

Circular causality and the human self-organized endo-exo interface

J. S. Wassenaar

331-346

Epistemological considerations of neural representations of language

P. H. De Vries, Gerhard J. Dalenoort

347-357

Semantic pressure, hyper-systems, and feelings

Emrich

359-368

Wigner's friend revitalized?

Walter von Lucadou

369-388

The mental system — a mathematical/physical approach

Reinhard Olivier

389-405