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The Concept of Unified Theoryience may be, the holists ignore the problem of making biological and cultural levels of organisation comparable and, above all, commensurable in complexity in order to put sociocultural structures into an evolutionary perspective. The application of concepts of emergence to evolutionary problems in

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Structural Instability in Evolutionary Population Biologyquilibria, of (V.1) with . because under certain conditions these equilibria correspond to local maxima of the population mean fitness towards which the gene pool will evolve. Dynamic equations of the type (V.1) have also been used to analyse frequency-dependent selection at the phenotypic level, es

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Psychoanalysis in Changing Organizations,ience may be, the holists ignore the problem of making biological and cultural levels of organisation comparable and, above all, commensurable in complexity in order to put sociocultural structures into an evolutionary perspective. The application of concepts of emergence to evolutionary problems in

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The Argument for Self-development as old as empirical science itself. To be sure, in the history of science and philosophy one rarely finds mechanistic, or physicalistic, views of the organic world which, in simple-minded manners, held no more than the machine-like nature of organisms. These views were rather based on elaborate epi

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