The complex adaptative systems approach to biology

Gérard Weisbuch

7-28

Emergence and reductionism

from the game of life to science of life

Vincent Bauchau

29-40

Formalizing emergence

the natural after-life of artificial life

Hugues Bersini

41-60

Analysis and synthesis of regulator networks in terms of feedback circuits

René Thomas

63-73

Properties emerging from sensorimotor interfaces

interaction between experimentation and modeling in neurosciences

Philippe Lefèvre, Cheng Tu, Marcus Missal, Marc Crommelinck

75-94

Neuronal synchrony and cognitive functions

Francisco Varela

95-108

About biology and subjectivity in psychiatry

Philippe Meire

109-120

Self-organization and meaning in immunology

Henri Atlan, Irun Cohen

121-139

Kant and the intuitions of self-organization

Gertrudis Van De Vijver

143-161

On a "mathematical neo-aristotelism" in Leibniz

Laurence Bouquiaux

163-169

"essential force" and "formative force"

models for epigenesis in the 18th century

François Duchesneau

171-186

From logic to self-organization–learning about complexity

Philippe Goujon

187-214

The concept of emergence in the xixth century

from natural theology to biology

Paul Mengal

215-224

Artificial life and the sciences of complexity

history and future

Jean-Claude Heudin

227-247

Self-organization in second-order cybernetics

deconstruction or reconstruction of complexity

Pierre Livet

249-263

Teleology in self-organizing systems

Robert N. Brandon

267-281

Phenomenology and self-organization

Marc Maesschalck, Valérie Kokoszka

283-297

A role for mathematical models in formalizing self-organizing systems

Paul Thompson

301-313

Explanation and causality in self-organizing systems

Robert C. Richardson

315-340

Self-organization, selection and emergence in the theories of evolution

Bernard Feltz

341-360