Synthese

New perspective on reduction and emergence in physics, biology and psychology

Vol. 151 (3)

Max Kistler (ed)

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New perspectives on reduction and emergence in physics, biology and psychology

Kistler Max

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313-323
Ontology, reduction, emergence

Moulines C. U.

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325-330
Ontology relativized

Ruphy Stéphanie

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331-334
Reply to Ruphy

Moulines C. U.

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335-346
Functional reduction and emergence in the physical sciences

Rueger Alexander

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347-354
Reduction and emergence in the physical sciences

Kistler Max

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355-360
Post-genomics, between reduction and emergence

Morange Michel

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361-376
Emergentism by default

Soto Ana M.; Sonnenschein Carlos

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377-402
Reduction

Schaffner Kenneth F.

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403-409
What's behind a smile? the return of mechanism

Faucher Luc

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411-434
Reducing mind to molecular pathways

Bickle John

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435-443
Explicating pluralism

De Jong Huib

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445-475
Reductionism and its heuristics

Wimsatt William C.

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477-483
Finding a place for elimination in inter-level reductionist activities

Poirier Pierre

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485-498
The dual role of "emergence" in the philosophy of mind and in cognitive science

Stephan Achim

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499-509
Resolving the emergence-reduction debate

Harré Rom

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511-517
Complementarity cannot resolve the emergence–reduction debate

Massin Olivier

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519-522
Federalism in science — complementarity vs perspectivism

Andler Daniel

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523-536
Physicalism and strict implication

Kirk Robert

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537-545
Physicalism and strict implication

Schröder Jürgen

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