Will Wright cited the theory of emergence — the idea that complex systems arise out of the interaction of several simple things.
This content includes: the transformation of the Roman world and the spread of Christianity and Islam; key features of the medieval world (feudalism, trade routes, voyages of discovery, contact and conflict); and the emergence of ideas about the world and the place of people in it by the end of the period (such as the Renaissance, the Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment).
As Cohen put it in his 1913 lectures on religion within the system of philosophy [Der Begriff der Religion im System der Philosophie], the emergence of ideas, that is, humans' emancipation from the purely empirical, begins as ethical thought.
This approach to interviewing provided each KI the chance to describe and frame issues from their perspective and permit the emergence of ideas that are outside of the researcher's own theoretical framework [ 20].
38 In contrast, there was controversy over the treatment of cholesterol until the large-scale trials of statins reported in the mid-1990s, 39 which coincided with the emergence of ideas and methods using absolute CVD risk.
In the 1840's, with the emergence of the idea that the United States had a manifest destiny to expand to the Pacific, the hand of God was no longer mysterious (as in traditional Christian doctrine) but "manifest" in American expansion.
Clark drew out affinities between this shift in the conception of intelligent action in computational systems and the emergence of the idea that cognition was scaffolded, embedded, and extended.
Seinfeld marked the full-fledged mainstream emergence of the idea that it was possible to be cool with your exes.
"We see in that period the emergence of an idea that still exists today: That people who are fit have their lives together, that they're professional and successful".
The primary-hued "La Perra," directed by Hugo Maza of Chile, is a delightfully perverse tale of a stale married couple whose maid is their unwitting aphrodisiac, while "United We Stand," by Hans Petter Moland of Norway, is a witty and graceful metaphor for the emergence of young ideas from old habits.
