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A Few Pending Challenges from the Perspective of a Theory of Organisms
Constructivist Foundations 13 (3):377-379 (2018)
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Open peer commentary on the article “What Is a Cognizing Subject? Construction, Autonomy and Original Causation” by Niall Palfreyman & Janice Miller-Young. Upshot: I discuss convergences between the approach of the authors and my work aiming for a theory of organisms. I also discuss some pitfalls and challenges pertaining to biological randomness, which, I argue, require original developments.Author's Profile
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