Systems Theory

Question 1: Outline systems theory and define a system.

Systems theory is founded on the logical and methodical distribution of the natural world into systems and environment. Such distribution makes up the four main axiomatic, foundational philosophical stipulations of the systems theory. There is an infinitely complicated environment on one hand, whereas, there are self replicating systems on the other. Systems are involved in processing the data and information. Also, systems mock up the environment, and may adaptively respond to the changes going on in the environment. Presumably, this planet emerged as pure environment with just basic, self organizing chemical and physical systems that rose up by the chance contiguity of the energy and components (Beiser, 2005, pp. 20-25). The water cycle, for instance, is a system according to which the water molecules disassociate and associate ib procedures like condensation and evaporation. Much complicated systems may be established incrementally only, so that, with the passage of time, basic chemical and physical systems should have appeared into complicated biological systems like the ones that can be observed and eventually the biological systems result in the evolution of the social systems that the human culture generates. For this reason, a system may entail bodies like one cell, an organism of multiple cells as a human being, or societal organizations varying in extension from a corporation to the United Kingdom National Health Service to an entire nation. The environment, for a particular environment is everything which is external to this type of a system. In actual, systems are marked out according to the procedures and processes however at times the processes closely coincide with the corporeal structures so that the environment of a cell may comprise everything which is external to the cell, counting in different other systems like different other cells, the entire organism or other different organisms (Ludwig, 2003, pp. 220-125).

Question 2: Explain the features of systems theory as propounded by managerial theorist Hegel.

The fundamental concepts which are developed by Hegel are quire identical to the illustrations of these types of systems in the general systems theory. As a matter of fact, systems theory looks up a rather different and incongruent set of strategies. He counted in the work relating to the game theory, information theory and cybernetics in his widest classifications of systems approaches. Now the literature on systems theory entails work in the Luhmann's sociological system theory, ecologically oriented system theory, dynamic system theory, world system theory, and earth system theory. It is an extensive umbrella term that encompasses quite a lot. In spite of very significant dissimilarities, each approach does partially involve or entail in the task envisioned for it by Bertalanffy, that is; the derivation and formulation of such general principles which may be applied to the systems in general. Nevertheless, as a matter of fact, the explanations for systems theory by Hegel are, to the minimum, specified as various early definitions from the systems theory (Paulina , 2002, pp. 45-60). Moreover Hegel lucidly articulated the methodological ...