PrefacePart I : On Biology and Physics1. The Schr dinger Question, What Is Life? Fifty-Five Years Later2. Biological Challenges to Contemporary Paradigms of Physics and Mimetics3. What Is Biology?Part II : On Biology and the Mind4. The Church-Pythagoras Thesis5. Drawing the Boundary Between Subject and Object: Comments on the Mind-Brain Problem6. Mind as Phenotype7. On Psychomimesis8. The Mind-Brain Problem and the Physics of ReductionismPart III : On Genericity9. Genericity as Information10. Syntactics and Semantics in Languages11. How Universal Is a Universal Unfolding?12. System Closure and Dynamical Degeneracy13. Some Random Thoughts About Chaos and Some Chaotic Thoughts About RandomnessPart IV: Similarity and Dissimilarity in Biology14. Optimality in Biology and Medicine15. Morphogenesis in Networks16. Order and Disorder in Biological Control Systems17. What Does It Take to Make an Organism?Part V: On Biology and Technology18. Some Lessons of Biology19. Bionics Revisited20. On the Philosophy of Craft21. Cooperation and Chimera22. Are Our Modeling Paradigms Nongeneric?ReferencesIndex
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