The Unity of Biological Systems in Polo's Philosophy

Journal of Polian Studies 2:87-108 (2015)
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Abstract

Life as self-organization is philosophically understood by L. Polo in terms of co-causality between matter, formal configuration and intrinsic efficiency. This characterization provides a dynamic account of life and soul, capable to explain both its identity and its continuous renovation. In this article I especially highlight in this author the metaphysical notions of finality, unity and cosmos, which may be helpful to understand the sense of biological systems in the universe

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Juan José Sanguineti
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