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concept:biological-individualityBiological Individuality
Central concept challenged in paper; traditionally defined by genetic identity or evolutionary units but shown to be more about cognitive organization and information integration.
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- Property where development and behavior of whole is non-decomposable function of component parts; distinct from genetic individuality.
- Argues against purely genetic definitions of the self.
- Individuality defined by being a unit of selection possessing heritable variation in fitness; properties that properly belong to the new level
- Formal notion of what constitutes an individual agent; bridges Buddhist and information-theoretic perspectives.
- Property where evolution of the whole is non-decomposable function of evolution of parts; central to understanding ETIs.