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Worldviews, Science and Us: Philosophy and Complexity
World Scientific (2007)
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Previous ideas do not necessarily sit comfortably with the new paradigm, resulting in new ideas or new interpretations of old ideas.In this unprecedented ...Author's Profile
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How does complex mathematical theory arise? Phylogenetic and cultural origins of algebra.Helen De Cruz
On the Importance of a Certain Slowness. Stability, Memory and Hysteresis in Complex Systems. (pages 53)Paul Cilliers
Can The Whole Be More Than The Computation Of The Parts? A Reflection On Emergence. (pages 81)Camilo Olaya
On the relativity of recognising the products of emergence and the nature of the hierarchy of physical matter. (pages 117)Kurt A. Richardson
Truth in Complex Adaptive Systems models should be based on proof by constructive verification. (pages 141)David Shipworth
Complexity as an Epistemic Revolution: Considerations on the new science in the context of Western intellectual history. (pages 156)Friedrich Nietzsche
How to love the bomb: Trying to solve the prisoner's dilemma with evolutionary game theory. (pages 203)Vasco Castela
Grasping the complexity of living systems through integrative levels and hierarchies. (pages 250)Jm Siqueiros & Jon Umerez
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