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    Book reviews (review)
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    The European Legacy 3 (1): 108-167. 1998.
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    Chinese Medicine and the Dynamic Conceptions of Health and Disease
    with Dianah Rodrigues and Yin Gao
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 34 (5): 57-79. 2007.
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    Coming Attractions: Chaos and Complexity in Scientific Models
    Dissertation, Temple University. 1990.
    Chaos, once considered antithetical to scientific law and order, is presently the subject of a vigorous and progressive scientific research program. "Chaos" as it is used in current scientific literature is a technical term: it refers to stochastic behavior generated by deterministic systems. This behavior has appeared in models of a wide range of phenomena including atmospheric patterns, population dynamics, celestial motion, heartbeat rhythms, turbulent fluids, chemical reactions and social st…Read more
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    Chinese medicine and the dynamic conceptions of health and disease
    with Dianah Rodrigues and Yin Gao
    Journal of Chinese Philosophy 34 (s1): 57-79. 2007.
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