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The term systemics is since the 1990s a name for the branch of science that studies holistic systems, which tries to develop a logico-mathematical framework in which physical and metaphysical systems can be studied. This term has become associated with cybernetics, systems theory, systems science, socio-cognitive engineering and systemic coaching.

The inclusion of general principles of the philosophy of systems and scientific paradigms, characterises systemics. Such perspective is represented by teleological and holistic TOGA meta-theory (1993) where new paradigms related to intelligent systems were added to systemics.


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