Emergence, closure and inter-level causation in biological systems.¶
Mossio, M., Bich, L., & Moreno, A. (2013). Emergence, closure and inter-level causation in biological systems. Erkenntnis, 153-178.
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- Autopoiesis
This sourceDevelops organizational closure as the philosophical core of autopoiesis: the system's components and its boundary are co-produced through inter-level causal loops, making the system-environment distinction a product of the system rather than an external imposition.
- … is autopoietic; the distinguishing property is self-production of the components themselves) — across these, the shared pattern is operational closure with structural openness: the system is closed for its self-producing dynamics while being open for energy, matter, or information exchange with the environment.
This sourceDevelops organizational closure as the philosophical core of autopoiesis: components and boundary are co-produced through inter-level causal loops, making the system-environment distinction a product of the system (Citation-fix: prime cited Acta Biotheoretica 57(3):309–333, 2009; the work was actually published in Erkenntnis 2013.)
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