Titlebook: On the Riddle of Life; A Historico-Logical Bohang Chen Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Vitalism and Mind, term “psychoid”. Drawing on his Kantian philosophy of nature, Driesch (1908b) argued that the existence of the psychoid was well-supported by empirical evidence, and he declared that “our ‘psychoid’…is an agent or factor of nature, looked upon as part of Givenness” (p. 116). Driesch was well aware

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Vitalism and Chemistry,cal sciences. However, that list omits an important physical science: chemistry. In fact, chemistry played an indispensable role in the history of vitalism, a fact clearly evident in the work of Hans Driesch. As briefly mentioned in Chap. ., Driesch meticulously clarified the relationship between hi

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Vitalism, Thermodynamics, and Statistical Mechanics,his, he adopted the second vitalistic response elaborated in the preceding chapter. Moreover, Driesch suggested that, with his entelechy, “the work of the ‘demons’ of Maxwell is… regarded as actually accomplished” (Driesch, 1908, p. 225)! Driesch drew an analogy, perhaps not perfectly identical, to

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Vitalism and Quantum Mechanics,hrough the nascent field of quantum mechanics. His prediction proved accurate. Quantum mechanics emerged at the turn of the twentieth century, marked by Max Planck’s research on black-body radiation and Albert Einstein’s studies on the photoelectric effect. Quantum mechanics did not fully flourish u

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Chronic Vitalism: Lessons from the History of Science,s, it is now appropriate to offer a broader reflection. As demonstrated, akin to Hans Driesch, vitalists throughout the history of science frequently utilized prevalent non-biological concepts and theories of their era to develop and justify their doctrines. It is striking that over more than two th

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