What is life?: on earth and beyond
Approaches from the sciences, philosophy and theology, including the emerging field of astrobiology, can provide fresh perspectives to the age-old question 'What is Life?'. Has the secret of life been unveiled and is it nothing more than physical chemistry? Modern philosophers will ask if...
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Zusammenfassung: | Approaches from the sciences, philosophy and theology, including the emerging field of astrobiology, can provide fresh perspectives to the age-old question 'What is Life?'. Has the secret of life been unveiled and is it nothing more than physical chemistry? Modern philosophers will ask if we can even define life at all, as we still don't know much about its origins here on Earth. Others regard life as something that cannot simply be reduced to just physics and chemistry, while biologists emphasize the historical component intrinsic to life on Earth. How can theology constructively interpret scientific findings? Can it contribute constructively to scientific discussions? Written for a broad interdisciplinary audience, this probing volume discusses life, intelligence and more against the background of contemporary biology and the wider contexts of astrobiology and cosmology. It also considers the challenging implications for science and theology if extraterrestrial life is discovered in the future |
Umfang: | xii, 316 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme, Karten |
ISBN: | 9781107175891 |
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adam_text | Contents
List of Contributors page ix
Preface xi
KATHRIN ALTWEGG
Introduction 1
ANDREAS LOSCH
Science
1 Reflections on Origins, Life, and the Origins of Life 13
MARIE-CHRISTINE MAUREL
2 The Search for Another Earth-Like Planet and Life Elsewhere 30
JOSHUA KRISSANSEN-TOTTON AND DAVID C. CATLING
3 The Shape of Life: Morphological Signatures of Ancient Microbial
Life in Rocks 57
BEDA A. HOFMANN
4 Precellular Evolution and the Origin of Life: Some Notes on
Reductionism, Complexity and Historical Contingency 75
ANTONIO LAZCANO
Philosophy
5 Science and Philosophy Faced with the Question of Life in the
Twentyfirst Century 97
MICHEL MORANGE
6 What is Life? And Why is the Question Still Open? Ill
CLAUS BEISBART
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Contents
Is the Origin of Life a Fluke? Why the Chance Hypothesis Should
Not be Dismissed Too Quickly
CHRISTIAN WEIDEMANN
Some Contemporary - and Persistent - Fallacies and Confusions
about Astrobiology
MILAN M. CIRKOVIC
Superintelligent AI and the Postbiological Cosmos Approach
SUSAN SCHNEIDER
Theology
What Theology can Contribute to the Question “What is Life?”
ANDREAS LOSCH
Autopoietic Systems and the Theology of Creation: On the Nature
of Life
ALEXANDER MAßMANN
Where There’s Life There’s Intelligence
TED PETERS
Life in the Universe, Incarnation and Salvation: A Conversation
between Christianity and the Scientific Possibilities of Extra
Terrestrial Life
JUAN PABLO MARRUFO DEL TORO, SJ
Talking Lions, Intelligent Aliens, and Knowing God - Some
Epistemological Reflections on a Speculative Issue
TAEDE A. SMEDES
Conclusion
What is Life? On Earth and Beyond: Conclusion
ANDREAS LOSCH
A Skeptical Afterword
ANTONIO LAZCANO
Index
Color plates section can be found between pages 68 and 69.
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