Emergent properties¶
T., O., & Y., W. H. (2005). Emergent properties. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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Primes¶
- Emergence
- O'Connor and Wong (2005) addressed this by distinguishing emergence as a property of the phenomenon from emergence as an epistemic fact about our access to reduction
This sourceDistinguishes ontological from epistemological emergence (property of the phenomenon vs. fact about our access to reduction), addressing the moving-target / reduction-feasibility problem — supports marker 060. (SEP is an authoritative peer-reviewed academic encyclopedia.)
- O'Connor and Wong (2005) addressed this by distinguishing emergence as a property of the phenomenon from emergence as an epistemic fact about our access to reduction
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