Problems of Life and Mind¶
Lewes, G. H. (1875). Problems of Life and Mind.
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- Emergence
- Thermodynamic properties—temperature, pressure, entropy—emerge from statistical mechanics; Lewes (1875) distinguished "emergent" from "resultant" properties, with heat being emergent from molecular motion but not a property of any single molecule
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- Thermodynamic properties—temperature, pressure, entropy—emerge from statistical mechanics; Lewes (1875) distinguished "emergent" from "resultant" properties, with heat being emergent from molecular motion but not a property of any single molecule
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