The Primordial Forms of Autopoiesis: It Is Self-Assemblage All the Way Down
The Primordial Forms of Autopoiesis: It Is Self-Assemblage All the Way Down
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Pennsylvania State University Press
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Short of the universe in its entirety, there is not any whole that is not also a part, frequently in a dynamic, integral sense. Arthur Koestler coined the word holon to designate any part-whole. Even those parts that are seemingly mere constituents of some whole are themselves wholes to some extent. They have an integrity and identity of their own,...
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The Primordial Forms of Autopoiesis: It Is Self-Assemblage All the Way Down
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TN_cdi_crossref_primary_10_5325_jspecphil_31_1_0190
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0891-625X
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1527-9383
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10.5325/jspecphil.31.1.0190
