Principle that a whole may have a value which is different from, and not predictable on the basis of, the values of its parts.
The attractiveness, for example, of a picture cannot normally be predicted from that of each color-patch taken separately.
The principle was made much of by George Edward Moore (1873-1958), who distinguished his use from earlier, non-ethical, uses.
Also see: organicism, holism
Source:
G E Moore, Principia Ethica (1903), 18-22
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Principia Ethica (Principles of Ethics) (Philosophical Classics)
- Moore, G. E. (Author)
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EL MUNICIPIO COLOMBIANO: Reflexiones para la reconciliación territorial (Spanish Edition)
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The art of organic forms (Smithsonian publication 4740)
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- Ritterbush, Philip C (Author)
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- 149 Pages - 04/06/1968 (Publication Date) - Smithsonian Institution Press (Publisher)
Unity: The Universal Principle Inherent In All of Creation
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