
Order and the Virtual
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- Cover
- Half Title
- Series Page
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Series Editor's Preface
- Preface
- Abbreviations
- 1. Chaos
- Chaos and Complexity Theory
- Nietzschean Chaos and the Superior Principle of Sufficient Reason
- The Eternal Return and the Disparity of Forces
- Ergodicity and Infinite Duration
- Post-Classical Physics and the Question of Entropy
- 2. Entropy and the Complete Concept in Leibniz and Deleuze
- Dissymmetry, Energy Gradients and 'the Ultimate Origination of Things'
- On the Ultimate Origination of Things
- From Many Worlds to Chaosmos
- The Calculating God
- Mathematical Thought, the Problem and the Cosmos
- The Compete Concept and Disjunctive Synthesis in Sufficient Reason
- Physical Systems, Disparity and Disjunctive Synthesis
- Chaosmos as Cosmology
- Absolute Zero, Limits and the Infinite
- Simple Order
- 3. Order
- Mechanism and Vitalism, Order and Complexity
- The Game Analogy #1: Leibniz and Kant
- The Game Analogy #2: Claude Shannon and Michel Serres
- Game #2.1: Claude Shannon's 'A Mathematical Theory of Communication'
- Game #2.2: Michel Serres' The Birth of Physics
- Game #3.0: Deleuze's Ideal Game
- 4. Order as Complexity
- Complexity as Principle
- Limits without Negation
- 5. Sufficient Reason as Dissymmetry and the Evolutionary Paradigm
- Limits and Non-Locality
- A Network Paradigm: Loop Quantum Gravity
- A Holographic Paradigm: David Bohm's Implicate Order
- Evolutionary Expansiveness
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
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