Holism about quantum systems, defended by Teller (1986) and Howard (1989), entails that entangled composites possess non-supervenient relational properties irreducible to their parts.
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Objects or processes so tiny (like atoms or electrons) that they follow strange rules where things can be in multiple states at once until observed.
Teller (1986) and Howard (1989)(as used in citations)
Philosophers of physics (Paul Teller and Don Howard) who published arguments in those years defending the idea that quantum wholes can't be reduced to their parts.