Organismal Agency
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Organismal Agency
Biological Concepts and Their Philosophical Foundations
Svorcova, Jana
Springer International Publishing AG
06/2024
291
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9783031536250
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Chapter 1. Knowing what an organism is.- Chapter 2. Aristotle: Life as Self-Creation.- Chapter 3. Aristotle and Functional Bauplans.- Chapter 4. Immanuel Kant: Mechanism, Teleology, Organism, and the Powers of Our Mind.- Chapter 5. Schelling's Philosophy of Nature.- Chapter 6. Organismic Teleology and Agency beyond Systems Theories: A Process-Metaphysical Perspective.- Chapter 7. The becoming of identity: A process-ontological view on the relational co-existence of biological beings.- Chapter 8. (Bio)semiosis as life-specific form of agency.- Chapter 9. Plastic ontogenesis: Memory, closure, and habitual teleology in development.- Chapter 10. Ontogenesis, Organisation, and Organismal Agency.- Chapter 11. Biological modularity and the origins of agency.- Chapter 12. Agential patterns in development and evolution: Towards an anti-entropic approach to the divergence of altricial and precocial mammals.- Chapter 13. Organisms as agents in zoosemiotic perspective: The case of Umwelt reversion.- Chapter 14. Agency and Appearance: Reading the Face of Life.
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Organic evolution;Process ontology;Levels of agency;Experience and memory;self organization;modularity and closure;umwelt and appearances;evolution of complexity;generative entrenchment and robustness;complexity and arrow of time;philosophy and evolution;philosophy and cell biology;evolutionary biology;william wimsatt;biological modularity;origins of agency;Organisms Agency and Evolution;agents and goals in evolution
Chapter 1. Knowing what an organism is.- Chapter 2. Aristotle: Life as Self-Creation.- Chapter 3. Aristotle and Functional Bauplans.- Chapter 4. Immanuel Kant: Mechanism, Teleology, Organism, and the Powers of Our Mind.- Chapter 5. Schelling's Philosophy of Nature.- Chapter 6. Organismic Teleology and Agency beyond Systems Theories: A Process-Metaphysical Perspective.- Chapter 7. The becoming of identity: A process-ontological view on the relational co-existence of biological beings.- Chapter 8. (Bio)semiosis as life-specific form of agency.- Chapter 9. Plastic ontogenesis: Memory, closure, and habitual teleology in development.- Chapter 10. Ontogenesis, Organisation, and Organismal Agency.- Chapter 11. Biological modularity and the origins of agency.- Chapter 12. Agential patterns in development and evolution: Towards an anti-entropic approach to the divergence of altricial and precocial mammals.- Chapter 13. Organisms as agents in zoosemiotic perspective: The case of Umwelt reversion.- Chapter 14. Agency and Appearance: Reading the Face of Life.
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Organic evolution;Process ontology;Levels of agency;Experience and memory;self organization;modularity and closure;umwelt and appearances;evolution of complexity;generative entrenchment and robustness;complexity and arrow of time;philosophy and evolution;philosophy and cell biology;evolutionary biology;william wimsatt;biological modularity;origins of agency;Organisms Agency and Evolution;agents and goals in evolution
