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The 19th-century approach of copying natural appearances, which Alexander argues does not necessarily yield life.
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- The representation of something currently being the case; a variable feature dimension of conscious contents distinguishing ideas from hallucinations of factuality
- The functional solidity and working character of natural systems, arising from the fifteen properties.
- The 19th-20th century scientific view that nature is a value-free mechanism, contrasted with Alexander's living-structure perspective.
- An animal representation built from centers rather than from realistic copying; it can possess intense life.
- The engaging, kindlier morphology that living process creates, aligned with human biology and feeling.
- Philosophy of science position that science converges on truth; cited as precursor to the platonic representation hypothesis
- All beings capable of suffering; the scope of care is argued to extend to all such beings regardless of substrate.
- The quality a structure has when it is deeply connected to the I; what Alexander strives to produce in each element of a building.