Emergency, Causality and Form: Transverse Concepts in the Philosophical Analysis of Nature

Abstract

In   this  paper,  it  is  described  how   the  concepts  of  causality,   emergence   and   form   could   be   taken   as   transverse   notions,   and   that   as   present   phenomena   throughout   the   diverse   arrangements  of  reality  they  allow  a  better  understanding  of   the   natural   events,   such   as   their   regularity,   tendency   and   mutual   coordination.   This   could   be   conceived   within   the   framework   of   a   renewed   philosophy   of   nature   that   addresses   the   problems   of   ontological   nature   beyond   the   epistemological   standpoint   of   the   philosophy   of   contemporary  science