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  • Comments on an article by Albert Zieglera & Shane N. Phillipson (see record 2012-16824-002). The field of giftedness and gifted education is about 100-years (plus/minus) old. This new systems approach clearly brings many interesting topics to the discussion,some new and some old, but now organized in a complex structure. Thus, the concept of an actiotope, a component of the system that is potentiated with exceptionality,is a system itself. This “system-within-a-system” includes the action repertoire,goals, the environment, and subjective action space – all complex systemic structures on their own, which are introduced and described in detail by Ziegler and Phillipson. This “system-within-a-system” to the nth degree approach is well thought through and provides much food for thought. Yet, while reading the text, I had athought about what might be missing in this elegant and complex structure crafted by Ziegler and Phillipson. The remainder of this commentary will explicate that thought of mine. In short, it seems to me that Ziegler and Phillipson’s systemic view does not cancel out the ideas and findings of “traditional views” of giftedness, but takes the field, capitalizing on its previous accomplishments, in a new direction, fruitfully perpetuating the field’s development. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)

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