Topics in the Philosophy of Science; History and Philosophy of Complex Systems

The course work involves weekly material (e.g., readings) on classics in the complex systems literature, as well as contemporary assessments and applications of complexity science. Topics to be covered include computation, dynamics, emergence, general systems theory, information, reductionism, and universality. We will explore contemporary applications of complexity science in areas such as biology, computer science, neuroscience and psychology, and philosophy

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