New perspectives on reduction and emergence in physics, biology and psychology

Max Kistler

311-312

Ontology, reduction, emergence

a general frame

C. U. Moulines

313-323

Ontology relativized

reply to Moulines

Stéphanie Ruphy

325-330

Reply to Ruphy

C. U. Moulines

331-334

Functional reduction and emergence in the physical sciences

Alexander Rueger

335-346

Reduction and emergence in the physical sciences

reply to Rueger

Max Kistler

347-354

Post-genomics, between reduction and emergence

Michel Morange

355-360

Emergentism by default

a view from the bench

Ana M. Soto, Carlos Sonnenschein

361-376

Reduction

the Cheshire cat problem and a return to roots

Kenneth F. Schaffner

377-402

What's behind a smile? the return of mechanism

reply to Schaffner

Luc Faucher

403-409

Reducing mind to molecular pathways

explicating the reductionism implicit in current cellular and molecular neuroscience

John Bickle

411-434

Explicating pluralism

where the mind to molecule pathway gets off the track—reply to Bickle

Huib de Jong

435-443

Reductionism and its heuristics

making methodological reductionism honest

William C. Wimsatt

445-475

Finding a place for elimination in inter-level reductionist activities

reply to Wimsatt

Pierre Poirier

477-483

The dual role of "emergence" in the philosophy of mind and in cognitive science

Achim Stephan

485-498

Resolving the emergence-reduction debate

Rom Harré

499-509

Complementarity cannot resolve the emergence–reduction debate

reply to Harré

Olivier Massin

511-517

Federalism in science — complementarity vs perspectivism

reply to Harré

Daniel Andler

519-522

Physicalism and strict implication

Robert Kirk

523-536

Physicalism and strict implication

Jürgen Schröder

537-545