Phenomenon of Life

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• Recursive Phenomenon of Lifeconcept0.827
  The idea that life in a building comes about as centers cooperatively intensify each other's life, a recursive bootstrapping process.
• Defining life as a semiotic phenomenonclaim0.821
  Emmeche's position that living systems are fundamentally semiotic; supports biosemiotic approach to cognition.
• Life is exactly that property of space in which each spot becomes unique according to its place in the larger scheme of things.claim0.769
  Definitional claim equating life with spatial uniqueness.
• Life (property of space)concept0.769
  The quality that makes a space or structure feel alive, whole, and wonderful; measured by the degree of wholeness.
• Consciousness (phenomenal consciousness)concept0.749
  The state of having subjective experiences; there is something it is like to be the subject.
• criterion of lifeconcept0.746
  The standard derived from Book I for judging whether a structure or process is living; now claimed to be publicly sharable.
• Life (in buildings and artifacts)concept0.741
  The experienced presence of aliveness, wholeness, and connectedness in built form, beyond biological life.
• Feeling of life (intuitive perception)concept0.740
  The subjective, often shared, impression that some things have more life than others—experienced with waves, lakes, gold, people, buildings.