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What's the difference between "emergence" and "reductionism"?
Jan 2, 2013 · Reductionism is a propensity of humans to try to analyse more-complex systems or properties in terms of simpler systems of matter and energy. Emergence is a widespread natural process. Reductionism is a pattern of thinking developed by humans.
philosophy of mind - Is emergentism incompatible with …
Mar 19, 2019 · Under strong emergentism, it is not that emergent properties are not yet detected at the basic level, or the reduction is even theoretically intractable, but that they are simply not …
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Holism, reductionism and emergence - Philosophy Stack Exchange
Jan 25, 2015 · emergence would correspond to novel properties, typically psychological properties, or consciousness--you'd need specific concepts (psychological concepts) to …
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reductionism - Is emergent property basically a subsystem?
Apr 21, 2024 · My perspective is that subsystems, such as chemistry and biology, emerge from a fundamental system—currently understood as quantum physics—and provide explanations for …
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Jul 8, 2023 · Reductionism seeks to explain complex objects, such as an internal combustion engine, in terms of small interacting parts, such as atoms. The function of the larger object is …
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Does the distinction between "weak" and "strong" emergence …
Nov 11, 2023 · Weak emergence means the emergent properties can be reduced to their component parts. This is something we have heaps of evidence for, like the cathedral shape of …
Does rejecting reductionism absolutely imply that you accept the ...
Dec 15, 2021 · Does rejecting reductionism absolutely imply that you accept the existence of emergent properties? Or is there an alternative explanation to emergent properties? By …
Is the concept of emergence sufficient in blocking reductionism?
(1) Emergent mental properties are real properties (the thesis of emergent realism). (2) To be a real property is to have causal powers ('Alexander's Dictum'). (3) Emergent mental properties …
Is there a theory or alternative or nonconventional explanation to …
Aug 6, 2022 · Is there a theory or alternative or nonconventional explanation to the phenomena of emergence? Emergence state that we can't predict chemistry or biology from physics alone, …
reductionism - Why is Chalmer's naturalistic dualism not a form of …
Dec 18, 2024 · Within this broader spectrum of approaches to mind, lumping emergent physicalism with emergent dualism, property dualism, and dual aspect monism as very related …
What are the missing pieces that prevents us from deriving the …
Dec 21, 2021 · Is the concept of emergence sufficient in blocking reductionism? What are the alleged reasons for emergence? In chemistry, chemical buffering is an example of an …
complexity - Is there a fundamental difference between strong …
Mar 12, 2017 · Weak emergent properties are said to be properties of a large system that can be predicted or derived by computing the interactions of the system's constituent parts. Strong …
physicalism - Which kind of physics does everything reduce to ...
Mar 18, 2020 · A top is an emergent property of its constituent atoms and electromagnetic fields, an atom of its constituent particles and the electroweak field, its nucleons of quarks and …
Newest 'reductionism' Questions - Philosophy Stack Exchange
Reductionism is the idea that knowledge at a higher level can be deduced from the entities and their interaction at a lower level. E.g. the claim that the properties of molecules can be …
What are the main arguments that emergence-based theories of ...
Aug 26, 2022 · Roughly the claim is that consciousness is a physical property, but not one which can be reduced to lower-level physical properties of the sort described by biology, chemistry, …
Who has defended a non-causal (emanationist) concept of strong ...
Aug 12, 2022 · Often in debates about emergence, an opposition is set up between (strong) emergence and reductionism. These are seen as incompatible alternatives. In particular, if one …
philosophy of science - If a physical property is emergent, can it ...
Jul 11, 2016 · Let's assume that a physical property is emergent, in the sense that it cannot be reduced to a function of the properties of its components. Can such a property be artificially …
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Jun 30, 2020 · Does rejecting reductionism absolutely imply that you accept the existence of emergent properties? Or is there an alternative explanation to emergent properties? By …
Newest 'emergence' Questions - Philosophy Stack Exchange
Does rejecting reductionism absolutely imply that you accept the existence of emergent properties? Or is there an alternative explanation to emergent properties? By reductionism, I …
Are some emergent properties non-falsifiable by science?
Feb 5, 2023 · In theoretical discourse, an emergent property is a property that arises in one ontology that can be seen as not being able to be reduced in another. That doesn't mean the …
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