in being organic, 42; Bergson on, 170; Critique of Judgment on,
55; in cybernetics, 86, 104, 125; of epistemology, 127; Fichte on, 54–55, 55n47, 128–29; general,
106–15; of Hegel, 129; of history, 11; in ich, of Fichte, 51–55; as immanence, 8; iteration, 52; of knowing, 133–34; of life, 175–76; with loops, 128; in mathematics, 110; models of, 86–87; of nature,
218; in Naturphilosophie, 63-68; of nonorganic beings, 11; in Phenomenology of Spirit, 86–90; postmodernity and, 235–45; in psychic, collective individuation, 193–200; reflectivity versus, 54; in scientific knowledge, 141; Simondon on, 187, 203; of soul,
4; Stiegler on, 201
recursivity, contingency and: in Hegel, 85–86; mechanism, 138; movement, 15; on the organic, 3; organicism, organology and, 2; in Schelling, 85–86; singularity of, 6–7; in systems, 1, 85
reductionism, 16, 145–46, 261
reflected contingency, 101
reflection, 6, 52; anticipation and, 219-20; feedback as, 123–24; Lyotard on, 239; in phenomenology, 88; as process, 106; as recursivity, with loops, 128; self-reflection, 103
reflective being, 99
reflective judgment, 45n8, 140–41, 240; act and, 9; Critique of Judgment on, 45, 47, 49, 49n23, 237; reason and, 50–51
reflective logic, 90–93, 105, 107
reflective mechanism, 103
reflectivity, 45, 54
reframing, 34
Reinhardt, Django, 206
Reinhold, Karl Leonhard, 52
reiteration, 260
religion, 35, 223, 227–28
repetition, 4, 37-38, 61, 93, 100, 115, 133, 169, 183, 201, 225, 238, 258-260
repulsion, attraction and, 58-59
repulsive force, 80
resilience, 22
resituate technology, 220-21
retention, 201-2, 212-13
retina, 126, 131–32
return to nature, 29
Richards, Robert, 69
Romantic Ecology, 69
Romanticism, 11, 29, 38–39, 65, 68-69,186
Rosenblueth, Arturo, 123
Roux, Wilhelm, 16
Russell, Bertrand, 109–10
Ruyer, Raymond, 122n104, 142
Sagan, Dorian, 140
Saint-Hilaire, Étienne Geoffroy, 90-91
sameness, as difference, 133
Samuel, Arthur, 138
Schelling, Friedrich, 147–49, 207–8, 219–20; on the Absolute, 53–54, 87n4, 95; on attraction, repulsion and, 58–59; on Brown, 61; on contingency, 43, 95; defining philosophy, 53; on dynamic atoms, 65–66; on evil, 34, 224–25; Fichte and, 53–54, 150; First Outline of a System of Philosophy by, 61, 63, 66; on forces, 58–59; Hegel on, 53–54, 87, 87n6, 91; Heidegger and, 10, 33n60; Historical-Critical
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