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== Definition ==
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Emergence is '''a central concept with respect to the dynamics of Reality as a whole''', and in particular to the dynamics of [[Systems]].

It is a concept '''strongly related to [[Complexity]]'''. It is through the complex interaction, the complex organization of elementary events into more complex events that emergence manifests itself as new and different properties and behaviors of the processes which make up the dynamics of the systems.

The whole [[Reality]], the [[Universe]] in [[Evolution]], is formed by [[Processes]] of [[Relations]] between [[Events]], produced by [[Sources]] ([[Entities]] showing [[Agency]], that always manifest two aspects, [[Agents / Forces]] and [[Acted / Fields]]). At all the levels of Reality, the organization of [[Action]] (Events) and [[Information]] (Relations) in more and more complex Processes produces the emergence of new and more complex levels of Reality. The collective behavior of elementary parts produces new properties and behavior in the the more complex systems that make up Reality.

'''What produces emergence?'''

Emergence is produced by the [[Interaction]] between [[Events]] created by [[Sources]], in the form of Relations that organize elementary events into more complex events, in processes that make up Structures and Forms, that manifest properties or behaviors.

'''When and how emergence occurs?'''

In general, emergence '''occurs when an entity manifest properties its parts do not show on their own''', properties or behaviors that emerge only when the parts interact in a larger whole.

'''What different kinds or levels of emergence do exist?'''

'''Weak emergence''' describes new properties arising in systems as a result of the interactions at an elemental level.
'''Strong emergence''' describes the causal action of system upon its parts. Properties and behaviors so produced are irreducible to the properties and behaviors of the parts. The whole is more than the sum of the parts.

'''What emerges?'''

[[Relations]] between [[Events]], or between [[Processes]] of related (or correlated) Events. Relations between Events, or Processes, produce [[Properties]] and [[Behaviors]]. In other words, from the [[Interaction|Inter-Action]] of Events, new and more complex [[Action]], new and more complex Relations, form new and more complex [[Information]], that produces new and more complex [[Structures of Information]], of [[Forms]] that compose the [[Reality]].

== Common definition ==
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergence Emergence]
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergence_(disambiguation) Emergence_(disambiguation)]
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information Information]
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complexity Complexity]
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complexity_(disambiguation) Complexity_(disambiguation)]

== See also ==
*[[Emergence]]
*[[Information]]
*[[Complexity]]
*[[Dynamics of Information]]
*[[Theory of Evolution]]

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*[[TFNR - Information: the evolution toward complexity]]
*[[TFNR - Evolution: the Dynamics of Information]]
*[[TFNR - The role of emergence in the construction of Reality]]

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 == Definition ==
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-Emergence is '''a central concept with respect to the dynamics of Reality as a whole''', and in particular to the dynamics of [[Systems]].
+[[Emergence]], in the physical domain of Reality, is '''strongly related to [[Physical Complexity]]'''. It is through the complex interaction, the complex organization of [[Physical Events]] into more [[Complex Physical Events]] that emergence manifests itself as new and different properties and behaviors of the [[Physical Processes]] which make up the dynamics of [[Physical Systems]].
-It is a concept '''strongly related to [[Complexity]]'''. It is through the complex interaction, the complex organization of elementary events into more complex events that emergence manifests itself as new and different properties and behaviors of the processes which make up the dynamics of the systems.
+[[Physical Reality]], the [[Physical Universe]] in [[Evolution]], is formed by [[Physical Processes]] of [[Physical Relations]] between [[Physical Events]], produced by [[Physical Sources]] ([[Physical Entities]] showing [[Physical Agency]], that always manifest two aspects, [[Physical Agents / Forces]] and [[Physical Acted / Fields]]). At all the levels of Physical Reality, the organization of [[Physical Action]] (Physical Events) and [[Physical Information]] (Physical Relations) in more and more complex Physical Processes produces the emergence of new and more complex levels of Physical Reality. The collective behavior of elementary parts produces new properties and behavior in the the more complex systems that make up Physical Reality.
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-The whole [[Reality]], the [[Universe]] in [[Evolution]], is formed by [[Processes]] of [[Relations]] between [[Events]], produced by [[Sources]] ([[Entities]] showing [[Agency]], that always manifest two aspects, [[Agents / Forces]] and [[Acted / Fields]]). At all the levels of Reality, the organization of [[Action]] (Events) and [[Information]] (Relations) in more and more complex Processes produces the emergence of new and more complex levels of Reality. The collective behavior of elementary parts produces new properties and behavior in the the more complex systems that make up Reality.
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-'''What produces emergence?'''
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-Emergence is produced by the [[Interaction]] between [[Events]] created by [[Sources]], in the form of Relations that organize elementary events into more complex events, in processes that make up Structures and Forms, that manifest properties or behaviors.
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-'''When and how emergence occurs?'''
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-In general, emergence '''occurs when an entity manifest properties its parts do not show on their own''', properties or behaviors that emerge only when the parts interact in a larger whole.
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-'''What different kinds or levels of emergence do exist?'''
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-'''Weak emergence''' describes new properties arising in systems as a result of the interactions at an elemental level.
-'''Strong emergence''' describes the causal action of system upon its parts. Properties and behaviors so produced are irreducible to the properties and behaviors of the parts. The whole is more than the sum of the parts.
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-'''What emerges?'''
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-[[Relations]] between [[Events]], or between [[Processes]] of related (or correlated) Events. Relations between Events, or Processes, produce [[Properties]] and [[Behaviors]]. In other words, from the [[Interaction|Inter-Action]] of Events, new and more complex [[Action]], new and more complex Relations, form new and more complex [[Information]], that produces new and more complex [[Structures of Information]], of [[Forms]] that compose the [[Reality]].
 == Common definition  ==

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 *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergence Emergence]
 *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergence_(disambiguation) Emergence_(disambiguation)]
 *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information Information]
 *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complexity Complexity]

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