Volume 141, Issue 2

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June 2022

Special Issue: Geometry and Phenomenology of the Living

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Luciano Boi,
Carlos Lobo

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12 articles in this issue

Preface
Alain Berthoz
Preface 28 March 2022 Pages: 49 - 52
Geometry and phenomenology of the living: Limits and possibilities of mathematization, complexity and individuation in biological sciences
Luciano Boi
Carlos Lobo
Original Article 04 March 2022 Pages: 53 - 58
Mathematics of life spaces: continuation of the 2018 large dimensions course
Misha Gromov
Original Article 10 May 2022 Pages: 59 - 63
Biology, geometry and information
Jürgen Jost
Original Article Open access 11 June 2021 Pages: 65 - 71
A reappraisal of the form – function problem. Theory and phenomenology
Luciano Boi
Original Article 26 April 2022 Pages: 73 - 103
The essence of life revisited: how theories can shed light on it
Athel Cornish-Bowden
María Luz Cárdenas
Original Article 06 May 2021 Pages: 105 - 123
Consciousness, decision making, and volition: freedom beyond chance and necessity
Hans Liljenström
Original Article Open access 28 May 2021 Pages: 125 - 140
Second-order division in sectors as a prepattern for sensory organs in vertebrate development
Vincent Fleury
Alexis Peaucelle
Olivia Plateau
Original Article 15 June 2021 Pages: 141 - 163
Historicity at the heart of biology
Maël Montévil
Original Article 01 July 2020 Pages: 165 - 173
The limits of the mathematization of the living and the idea of formal morphology of the living world following Husserlian phenomenology
Carlos Lobo
Original Article 06 June 2021 Pages: 175 - 202
On biological individuation
Paul-Antoine Miquel
Su-Young Hwang
Original Article 02 January 2021 Pages: 203 - 211
The historical nature of biological complexity and the ineffectiveness of the mathematical approach to it
Saverio Forestiero
Original Article Open access 18 May 2022 Pages: 213 - 231

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