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Volume 29, Issue 5
September-October 2021
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ISSN 1063-6145
EISSN 1530-9274
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Special Issue on Morphogenesis—The “Riddles of Form” in Twenty-First-Century Science: Marco Tamborini, Guest Editor

Introduction

Morphogenesis – “The Riddles of Form” in Twenty-First Century Science
Marco Tamborini
Perspectives on Science (2021) 29 (5): 559–567.
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Articles

BioTechnology as BioParody – Strategies for Salience
Alfred Nordmann
Perspectives on Science (2021) 29 (5): 568–582.
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The Epistemology of Biomimetics: The Role of Models and of Morphogenetic Principles
Ulrich Krohs
Perspectives on Science (2021) 29 (5): 583–601.
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Model Operations: Morphogenesis and the Design Process
Carolin Höfler
Perspectives on Science (2021) 29 (5): 602–626.
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Forms as Forces: The Causal Regime of Morphology in Biology
Georg Toepfer
Perspectives on Science (2021) 29 (5): 627–642.
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The Material Turn in the Study of Form: From Bio-Inspired Robots to Robotics-Inspired Morphology
Marco Tamborini
Perspectives on Science (2021) 29 (5): 643–665.
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The Disappearance of Form? Some Methodological Considerations on a Lost Conceptual Dimension in Biology
Mathias Gutmann
Perspectives on Science (2021) 29 (5): 666–680.
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