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This chapter delineates novelty as the articulation of an object identity. It attempts to delineate how a sense of unity evolves in a state prior to an object’s full technical realization, when elements are loose and technically unconnected. In a certain sense, the chapter addresses the ideas of an object. However, it is not about thinking, and my argumentation takes a different perspective than that of regarding novelty as an invention based on ideas.
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Stubbe, J. (2017). Identity: How Loose Elements are Connected. In: Articulating Novelty in Science and Art. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-18979-2_2
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