Emergence

In Hal Pashler (ed.), Encyclopaedia of the Mind. SAGE Reference. pp. 283-7 (2013)
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Abstract

This article surveys different forms of emergence, distinguishing them from each other by means of their relationship to deducibility conceived as Kimian functional reduction.

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Emergência.David Yates - 2022 - COMPÊNDIO EM LINHA DE PROBLEMAS DE FILOSOFIA ANALÍTICA 2022:1-33. Translated by Diogo Fernandes.

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