Emergence, Materialism, and Worldviews: A Review Article

Tradition and Discovery 31 (1):36-41 (2004)
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This review article deals with four recent books exploring issues of emergence and self-organization. Three of these also deal with issues of materialism and religious worldviews, while one charts the history and philosophical unerpinnings of emergentist thought.

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