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The 28 pages that link to Cybernetics, each with the reason it gives.

• Information theoryRelated: It emerged alongside information theory as a broad account of communication and control.

• Claude ShannonRelated: Shannon’s work helped establish a mathematical vocabulary shared with cybernetics, while focusing on transmission limits.

• RoboticsNarrower topic: Cybernetics supplied ideas about feedback and regulation that influenced robotics.

• Central planningRelated: Feedback systems offer a model for revising plans as conditions change.

• Norbert WienerBroader topic: Wiener named and established this field around feedback and communication.

• TeleologyRelated: Its feedback models explain purposeful regulation as circular causal interaction.

• Cognitive scienceRelated: Its concepts of feedback and control influenced early theories of mind and machine.

• Self-organizationRelated: Its focus on feedback and control helps distinguish centralized regulation from decentralized order.

• Systems theoryRelated: Its focus on feedback and regulation overlaps with systems theory while retaining a distinct history.

• Systems thinkingNarrower topic: It is a major intellectual tradition from which modern systems thinking draws.

• CyberpunkRelated: Cyberpunk often imagines bodies and machines joined through implants, prostheses, and neural interfaces.

• Interactive artRelated: Cybernetic ideas supplied artists with models for responsive, feedback-driven artworks.

• Gregory BatesonNarrower topic: Its feedback concepts supplied a framework for Bateson’s account of mind and communication.

• Turing testRelated: Postwar interest in communication and control formed part of the intellectual setting for Turing’s proposal.

• A Mathematical Theory of CommunicationRelated: Shannon’s information measures influenced postwar attempts to generalize communication across systems.

• Donna HarawayRelated: Cybernetics supplies the feedback, information, and control ideas behind her cyborg figure.

• Walter CannonNarrower topic: Cannon’s homeostasis helped inspire cybernetic models of self-regulating systems.

• AccelerationismRelated: Cybernetic ideas supply models of feedback and runaway dynamics in some accelerationist accounts.

• New media artRelated: Its ideas about feedback influenced interactive and responsive artworks.

• ControlNarrower topic: Cybernetics provides a broader framework for understanding feedback beyond management practice.

• Nick LandNarrower topic: Its feedback and control concepts inform Land’s account of technological and economic systems.

• DataismRelated: Cybernetics supplied influential models of systems as information flows governed by feedback.

• BionicsRelated: Its postwar focus on biological and mechanical control helped shape bionics’ intellectual setting.

• BioroboticsRelated: Its feedback-centered ideas connect biological regulation with robotic control.

• CyberpsychologyCompared with: Despite the shared name, cybernetics centers on feedback and control, not specifically online human experience.

• InformaticsRelated: Its account of feedback and communication illuminates information processes across systems.

• Meta-communicationNarrower topic: Bateson's account of communication drew on feedback, information, and systems thinking.

• Ugly duckling theoremRelated: The theorem took shape amid postwar debates about learning, classification, and machine intelligence.