Emergence and Human Uniqueness: Limiting or Delimiting Evolutionary Explanation?
Abstract. Philip Clayton's book Mind and Emergence presents a highly sophisticated argument against any kind of uncritical theology that might want to follow science into a world of overly narrow, compartmentalized disciplines that do not sufficiently communicate between themselves. Clayton arg...
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Language: | English |
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2006
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Zygon
Year: 2006, Volume: 41, Issue: 3, Pages: 649-664 |
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Polanyi's Principle
B religious sensibility B moral sensibilities B and intelligence B emergence of life B aesthetic sensibility B the limits of interdisciplinarity B Convergence B physical causation B interdisciplinary dialogue B levels of complexity B Emergence B evolution of culture B human uniqueness B evolutionary epistemology B Personhood B mental causation |
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