The Emergence

Title: The Emergence
Author: A.D. Egorov, I.D. Egorov
ISBN: 8188951838 / 9788188951833
Format: Soft Cover
Pages: 144
Publisher: Pigeon Books (I)
Year: 2011
Availability: Out of Stock

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The book says : human life becomes optimistic and meaningful not due to abstract theories and beliefs, but to underlying sensation that all of them are wrong, and that in fact the world in organized and operates in some other way (we've no idea in which way), that it always existed and that likely will be such all the time.


The idea that the very existence of the world is a serious argument for necessity of its emergence, gave and impulse to the authors to advance a hypothesis of Emergence, which consists in solution of the issue on emergence and non-emergence of the world objects by definition in favor of the emergence, and doesn't belong to category of occasionality.

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Foreword
Introduction
The Emergence
Chapter 1 : Process and Examples of Emergence of New Objects
Chapter 2 : Relationship Between Objects - Subobjects
Chapter 3 : Consciousness
Chapter 4 : Relationship Between Objects and Names
Chapter 5 : Creativity
Chapter 6 : On Universal Connection
Chapter 7 : Evolution and The Law of Emergence of Objects
Chapter 8 : Connection with Number of Sensory Organs
Chapter 9 : On State
Chapter 10 : On Soul
Chapter 11 : Perception of Life and The Living
Chapter 12 : The Ideal and The Material
Chapter 13 : Energy
Chapter 14 : Humanism and Religion
Chapter 15 : Scientific Abstractions
Chapter 16 : The Purpose of Life
Chapter 17 : On Philosophy
Chapter 18 : Past, Present and Future Time
Chapter 19 : Morality and Ethics
Chapter 20 : On Faith
Chapter 21 : On Humanity
Chapter 22 : On The Character of Objects
Chapter 23 : Analogies
Chapter 24 : Ideal Objects and Language
Chapter 25 : Connection to Eternity
Chapter 26 : Objectivity and Subjectivity of The World
Chapter 27 : The Principle of Uncertainty
Chapter 28 : On Duration of The Objects Life - Span
Chapter 29 : Connection Between The Emergence of Objects and Man
Chapter 30 : Man as Ideal Living Object
Chapter 31 : On The Scheme of Formation of Objects
Chapter 32 : Catalyzers
Chapter 33 : Emergence and Systems of Coordinates
Chapter 34 : The Discrete and The Continuous
Chapter 35 : On Ideal Classification of Social Medium
Chapter 36 : The Analysis of - What is Consciousness?
Chapter 37 : Formulation of Purpose and The Emergence
Chapter 38 : Emotions and Response
Chapter 39 : Emergence of Objects and Quantum Philosophy
Chapter 40 : On Human Essence
Chapter 41 : Continuation