Author's Response: Systems as Realities Sui Generis with Eigenbehavior?

Constructivist Foundations 8 (1):114-116 (2012)
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Upshot: The differentiation between society being emergent or sui generis seems to correspond to the question of whether the development of interaction, in particular communication, should better be considered bottom-up, top-down or as a sort of circular concurrency of bottom-up and top-down causes. This is reminiscent of the philosophical debate about the implications of the terms emergence and downward causation

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