Titlebook: Science and Modernity; Toward an Integral T Srđan Lelas Book 2000 Kluwer Academic Publishers 2000 evolution.knowledge.science.theory of sci

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Humanscurs with the belief in our divine ancestry and the divine origin of . or ., in the context of which belief no further explanation is needed. On the other hand, the Darwinian view of humans as beings that are merely one among many products of blind haphazard evolution defies likeness to God and priv

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Neurosynthesisand operation of the human nervous system must not be seen as a prefabricated divine gift but as the result of the long evolutionary development in which archaic structures have been retained and amended rather than discarded. So the human nervous system shares with the nervous systems of other high

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Science and Modernity, specifically human solution for dialectics of openness and closeness, the dialectics we have been following from the definition of life, through its evolution, to its extension in exosomatic structures.

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Modern Science: Experimentssible. In making scientific cognition feasible and in “preparing the way” to modern science these components have functioned as driving forces and fundamental prerequisites, even as a Kantian . of a sort; only they do not come from transcendental mind but from the changes the modern mode of living

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Modern Science: Sociosynthesisal, a Baconian den. Thus in the dense field of external, natural and social, interactions each of us is represented by a point, a singularity where lines of interactive forces, reorganised by our presence in the world, terminate. The surrounding world, due to the program externally present in artefa

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