For those of you that would like to explore further what complexity might mean, and in particular find out about some broader related concepts, I can suggest the website of an interesting organisation: Counterbalance. The site is a collection of interlinked text and video that has been captured from conferences, interviews, academic courses, etc.
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To my fellow students: Have a look at the terms on this page. If you have any questions concerning the concepts used in class, here you'll find a glossary that is really useful to clear out any question marks. (And if you're curious by nature you'll also find a lot of other concepts that are worth you’re attention)
Posted by: Ina | December 02, 2004 at 11:35 AM