The original essays in this volume help to clarify the concept of emrgence: inadequacies in some older formulations and arguments are exposed and new lines of argument on behalf the two visions are advanced.
The original essays in this volume help to clarify the concept of emrgence: inadequacies in some older formulations and arguments are exposed and new lines of argument on behalf the two visions are advanced.
Timothy O'Connor is professor and chair of the Department of Philosophy at Indiana University and a member of its Cognitive Sciences Program. Antonella Corradini is Professor of Philosophy of the Human Sciences and of Philosophical Anthropology at the Catholic University of Milan, Italy.
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List of Figures Introduction Antonella Corradini and Timothy O'Connor PART I: Emergence: General Perspectives Introduction to Part 1 1. The Secret Lives of Emergents Hong Yu Wong 2. On the Implications of Scientific Composition and Completeness: Or The Troubles and Troubles of Non-Reductive Physicalism Carl Gillett 3. Weak Emergence and Context-sensitive Reduction Mark Bedau 4. Two Varieties of Causal Emergentism Michele Di Francesco 5. The Emergence of Group Cognition Georg Theiner and Timothy O'Connor PART II: Self Agency and Free Will Introduction to Part 2 6. Why My Body is Not Me: The Unity Argument for Emergentist Self-Body Dualism E. J. Lowe 7. What About the Emergence of Consciousness Deserves Puzzlement? Martine Nida Rümelin 8. The Emergence of Rational Souls Uwe Meixner 9. Are Deliberations and Decisions Emergent if Free? Achim Stephan 10. Is Emergentism Refuted by the Neurosciences? The Case of Free Will Mario De Caro PART III: Physics Mathematics and the Special Sciences Introduction to part 3 11. Emergence in Physics Patrick Mcgivern And Alexander Rueger 12. The Emergence of the Intuition of Truth in Mathematical Thought Sergio Galvan 13. The Emergence of Mind at the Co-evolutive Level Arturo Carsetti 14. Emerging Mental Phenomena: Implications for Psychological Explanation Alessandro Antonietti 15. How Special are Special Sciences? Antonella Corradini Notes on Contributors Index
List of Figures Introduction Antonella Corradini and Timothy O'Connor PART I: Emergence: General Perspectives Introduction to Part 1 1. The Secret Lives of Emergents Hong Yu Wong 2. On the Implications of Scientific Composition and Completeness: Or The Troubles and Troubles of Non-Reductive Physicalism Carl Gillett 3. Weak Emergence and Context-sensitive Reduction Mark Bedau 4. Two Varieties of Causal Emergentism Michele Di Francesco 5. The Emergence of Group Cognition Georg Theiner and Timothy O'Connor PART II: Self Agency and Free Will Introduction to Part 2 6. Why My Body is Not Me: The Unity Argument for Emergentist Self-Body Dualism E. J. Lowe 7. What About the Emergence of Consciousness Deserves Puzzlement? Martine Nida Rümelin 8. The Emergence of Rational Souls Uwe Meixner 9. Are Deliberations and Decisions Emergent if Free? Achim Stephan 10. Is Emergentism Refuted by the Neurosciences? The Case of Free Will Mario De Caro PART III: Physics Mathematics and the Special Sciences Introduction to part 3 11. Emergence in Physics Patrick Mcgivern And Alexander Rueger 12. The Emergence of the Intuition of Truth in Mathematical Thought Sergio Galvan 13. The Emergence of Mind at the Co-evolutive Level Arturo Carsetti 14. Emerging Mental Phenomena: Implications for Psychological Explanation Alessandro Antonietti 15. How Special are Special Sciences? Antonella Corradini Notes on Contributors Index
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