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By Kauffman Stuart A.
Stuart A. Kauffman, 1993
This monograph expands upon fundamental Darwinian evolutionary concepts by integrating recent findings from biology, physics, chemistry, and mathematics. It delves into the core discussions surrounding the emergence of life and the persistence of order within complex biological systems. The book introduces the concept of self-organization as a novel element within evolutionary theory, demonstrating how complex systems can spontaneously generate remarkable order. This inherent order is presented as crucial for the development and evolution of life on Earth.