Korosov A. An emergent principle in ecology // Principy èkologii. 2012. № 3. P. 48‒66. DOI: 10.15393/j1.art.2012.1481

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An emergent principle in ecology

Korosov
Andrey Victorovich

Doctor of Biology, Petrozavodsk state university, Petrozavodsk, Lenin st., 33, korosov@psu.karelia.ru

Keywords: system ecology system approach emergency simulating	Summary: A few specific qualities of objects sharply distinguishing the objects themselves from their constituent parts are considered as emergent properties. Logical analysis shows the limitation of this point of view related to the attaching ontological content to the notion "system ". From the methodological point of view all the qualities of natural objects are emergent and their number is infinite. Emergent property seems the characteric of a researcher which considers in detail only a few properties of the things that attracted his attention. Emergent principle is a logical method of the investigation of bright "systemic qualities " based on the knowledge of the properties and relationships between the system elements as well as between the system and its environment. The key moment is the search of some "rudimantary" properties of the system components that in interaction significantly enhance the degree of their manifestation and become emergent "systemic" properties. © Petrozavodsk State University
Reviewer: V. Shitikov
Reviewer: V. A. Ilyukha
Received on: 20 October 2012 Published on: 22 November 2013

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