Varieties of Emergentism

Achim Stephan

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In different disciplines such as philosophy of mind, cognitive science, and theories of self-organization the term 'emergence' has different jobs to perform. There- fore, various concepts of emergence are developed and examined. While weaker versions are compatible with property reductionism, stronger versions are not. Within philosophy of mind, particularly within the qualia debate there is a need for a strong notion of emergence, while in discussions of emergent proper- ties of connectionist nets one can do with weaker no- tions of emergence. Abstract

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