„… re-emergence of) emergent-ism in the so-called sciences of complexity, such as chaos theory, net-work theory …” „… evolutionary emer-gentism that not only characterizes Barbieri’s biosemiotics, but that can also be foundin the …”

„… ): Physical Realization, Oxford. Stephan, Achim (2002): „Emergentism, Irreducibility, and Downward Causation …”

„… der 1990er Jahre: Das Neue in konstitutiver Hinsicht Die Gegenposition zum Emergentismus ist der …” „… Antireduktionismus Anders als der klassische Emergentismus beanspruchen neumechanistische Ansätze keine globale …”

„… this type of Supervenience, known as Emergentism, mental pro- 16 Victor Caston believes that the first …” „… result from contribution of new, emergent causal powers that arise, necessarily, from matter. Emergentism …” „… matter plays (CASTON, 1993, p. 332, 337-338). Emergentism, though, seems to run into over-determination …”

„… ), Caston as an type of Emergentism (weak physicalism with supervenience but also with causal efficacy, and …”

„… Vielfalt in der Natur und den Naturwissenschaften,Berlin.Gillet, C. (2006), „Samuel Alexander’s emergentism …”

„… Emergentismus anzusehen ist)haben Konzepte der abwärtsgerichteten Kausalität vertreten, und zwar ganz unabhängig …”

„… (on James) and Brioschi 2013b (on BritishEmergentism).4 Besides Whitehead and Schiller, it is …” „… William James5 British Emergentism represents an evidence of the relevance of novelty at the be-ginning of …”

„… . S. Schiller, Alfred NorthWhitehead’s metaphysics of creativity, and also British Emer-gentism’s …”