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2006

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Synthese

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

Vol. 151 (3)

Edited by

Max Kistler

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Full citation:

Kistler, M. (ed) (2006). New perspective on reduction and emergence in physics, biology and psychology. Synthese 151 (3).

Table of Contents

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

Kistler Max

311-312

Ontology, reduction, emergence

Moulines C. U.

313-323

Ontology relativized

Ruphy Stéphanie

325-330

Reply to Ruphy

Moulines C. U.

331-334

Functional reduction and emergence in the physical sciences

Rueger Alexander

335-346

Reduction and emergence in the physical sciences

Kistler Max

347-354

Post-genomics, between reduction and emergence

Morange Michel

355-360

Emergentism by default

Soto Ana M.; Sonnenschein Carlos

361-376

Reduction

Schaffner Kenneth F.

377-402

What's behind a smile? the return of mechanism

Faucher Luc

403-409

Reducing mind to molecular pathways

Bickle John

411-434

Explicating pluralism

De Jong Huib

435-443

Reductionism and its heuristics

Wimsatt William C.

445-475

Finding a place for elimination in inter-level reductionist activities

Poirier Pierre

477-483

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

Stephan Achim

485-498

Resolving the emergence-reduction debate

Harré Rom

499-509

Complementarity cannot resolve the emergence–reduction debate

Massin Olivier

511-517

Federalism in science — complementarity vs perspectivism

Andler Daniel

519-522

Physicalism and strict implication

Kirk Robert

523-536

Physicalism and strict implication

Schröder Jürgen

537-545

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