Rethinking Emergence

1: David Yates: Must Ontological Emergence be Spooky? Part I. Emergence in the Natural Sciences 2: Michael Silberstein: Killing the Hard Problem: Contextual Emergence, Neutral Monism, and the Radical Empiricist Science of Consciousness 3: Barbara Drossel: Contextual Emergence in Physics 4: Carl Gillett: Scientific Emergentism through an Integrative Pluralist Lens: Exploring Scientific Model Creation and the Role of Endogenous Metaphysics 5: Robin Findlay Hendry and Thomas Rossetter: Emergence and Reduction: Where Is the Evidence? 6: Vanessa Seifert: Reframing the ReductionDSEmergence Debate around Chemistry Part II. Hylomorphic Emergence 7: Anna Marmodoro: The Emergence of Emergence 8: William Jaworski: Hylomorphic Emergence 9: Daniel D. De Haan: Staunch Hylomorphism and its Emergentist Credentials: A Comparison of Uniformism, Pluriformism, and Machretic Emergentism 10: Anne Siebels Peterson: Aristotle> 's Hylomorphic Anti-Emergence 11: David Yates: Hylomorphism, or Something Near Enough Part III. Emergence and Levels 12: Paul Humphreys: Diachronic Emergence and the Collapse Problem 13: Jessica Wilson: On the Notion of Diachronic Emergence 14: Umut Baysan: Emergence and Levels of Fundamentality 15: Alastair Wilson: Metaphysical Emergence as Higher-Level Naturalness