Emergent Evolution: Qualitative Novelty and the Levels of Reality

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Introduction. Part One: The Background to Emergent Evolution. 1. Charles Darwin: The Framework for Evolutionary Theory. 2. Herbert Spencer: Philosophy of Evolution. 3. T.H. Huxley: Monism and Epiphenomenalism. 4. Alfred Russel Wallace: Evolution and the Supernatural. 5. G.J. Romanes: Evolution of Mind. Part Two: Lloyd Morgan's Formative Period. 7. Influences on Lloyd Morgan. 8. Lloyd Morgan's Creative Synthesis. 9. Lloyd Morgan's System of Emergent Evolution. Part Three: The Debate over Emergent Evolution. 10. Other Systems of Emergent Evolution. 11. Systems Related to Emergent Evolution. 12. Critical Reaction to Emergent Evolution. 13. Further Discussion of Emergent Evolution. Conclusion. Notes. Bibliography. Index.

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