Mind in Life¶
Thompson, E. (2007). Mind in Life: Biology, Phenomenology, and the Sciences of Mind. Harvard University Press.
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- Autopoiesis
- Maturana and Varela argue this structural pattern, not any specific material substrate or specific component, defines the cell as living; Thompson (2007) elaborates the same point in Mind in Life: life, on this account, is the persistence of autopoietic organization.
This sourceDevelops the enactive program by integrating autopoietic biology, phenomenology, and cognitive science; argues that life is the persistence of autopoietic organization.
- Maturana and Varela argue this structural pattern, not any specific material substrate or specific component, defines the cell as living; Thompson (2007) elaborates the same point in Mind in Life: life, on this account, is the persistence of autopoietic organization.
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