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Emergence is not a phenomenon: Consilience as aspiration rather than metaphysic
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Scientists and philosophers invoke the term “emergence” to justify separations, or to stipulate relationships, between different human explanatory schemes, often held to constitute a hierarchy of scale or detail: physics, chemistry, biology, psychology, economics, sociology. Emergence is used to na
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