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Life as emergence: The roots of a new paradigm in theoretical biology
World Futures 32 (2):133-149 (1991)
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(1991). Life as emergence: The roots of a new paradigm in theoretical biology. World Futures: Vol. 32, Creative Evolution in Nature, Mind, and Society, pp. 133-149Author's Profile
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