Evolutionary Systems Biological and Epistemological Perspectives on Selection and Self-Organization

Gertrudis VAN DE VIJVER · Stanley N. Salthe · Manuela Delpos

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Philosophy and History of Science Complex Systems and Dynamics Chaos, Complexity, and Education

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Preface. I. Evolutionary Systems: A Biological Point of View. Self-Organization Versus Selection? Development and Evolution: Thermodynamical, Information Theoretical and Mathematical Perspectives. II. Evolutionary Systems: An Epistemological Point of View. Causality and Explanation. Symbols, Signs and Meaning. Index.

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