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= a concept describing "making-with" or collective creation, where systems, organisms, or entities perpetually co-create and depend on one another in dynamic, interdependent ways. Coined by Beth Dempster and popularized by Donna Haraway, sympoiesis emphasizes that nothing exists in isolation; instead, all complex systems are fundamentally collaborative and emergent. This concept is often contrasted with autopoiesis (self-making) to highlight the inherent interconnectedness and shared "becoming" of all things | = a concept describing "making-with" or collective creation, where systems, organisms, or entities perpetually co-create and depend on one another in dynamic, interdependent ways. Coined by Beth Dempster and popularized by Donna Haraway, sympoiesis emphasizes that nothing exists in isolation; instead, all complex systems are fundamentally collaborative and emergent. This concept is often contrasted with autopoiesis (self-making) to highlight the inherent interconnectedness and shared "becoming" of all things | ||
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= a concept describing "making-with" or collective creation, where systems, organisms, or entities perpetually co-create and depend on one another in dynamic, interdependent ways. Coined by Beth Dempster and popularized by Donna Haraway, sympoiesis emphasizes that nothing exists in isolation; instead, all complex systems are fundamentally collaborative and emergent. This concept is often contrasted with autopoiesis (self-making) to highlight the inherent interconnectedness and shared "becoming" of all things
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