From modernity to cosmodernity : science, culture, and spirituality /
Nicolescu, Basarab.
From modernity to cosmodernity : science, culture, and spirituality / Basarab Nicolescu. - 1 online resource - Suny series in western esoteric traditions . - SUNY series in Western esoteric traditions. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
From Shattered Culture Toward Transculture The Christian Origin of Modem Science Do Science and Culture Have Something in Common? The Transcultural and the Mirror of the Other The Transreligious Attitude and the Presence of the Sacred Contemporary Physics and the Western Tradition Tradition and Traditions Science and Tradition: Two Poles of a Contradiction A Possible Bridge between Sciences and Tradition: The Rationality of the World Describing God's Being ... Movement and Discontinuity: The Eternal Genesis of Reality Scientific Thinking and Symbolic Thinking: Icons and Thêmata A Necessary Encounter The Grandeur and Decadence of Scientism The Classical Vision of the World and the Death of Man Modem Mahabharata-like Drama: The Quantum Vision of the World The Valley of Astonishment: The Quantum World About the Difficulties of the Journey Planck, Discontinuity, and the Quantum Revolution The Particle and Quantum Spontaneity Heisenberg's Relations and the Failure of Classic Determinism The Multiplicity of Quantum Values and the Role of Observation Quantum Vacuum: A Full Vacuum Quantum Nonseparability The Endless Route of the Unification of the World Is a Single Energy the Source of the World's Diversity? The Final Theory: Superstrings? The Unification of Heaven and Earth Can Everything Be Unified? Everything Is Vibration The Mystery Theorists Seekers of Truth The Strange Fourth Dimension The Bootstrap Principle and the Uniqueness of Our World Eddington and the Epistemological Principles Unity and Self-Consistency: The Bootstrap Principle Is There a Nuclear Democracy? The Bootstrap and the Anthropic Principle Methodological Considerations Complexity and Reality The Emergence of Complex Plurality Some Reflections on Systemic Thinking Systemic Thinking and Quantum Physics Levels of Reality Is There a Cosmic Bootstrap? Evolution and Involution The Human Being: The Most Perfect of All Signs Natural Language and Scientific Language Peirce and Spontaneity Invariance and Thirdness The Possibility of a Universal Language Beyond Dualism A Stick Always Has Two Ends Stéphane Lupasco (1900-1988): The Herald of the Coming Third The Included Third The Ternary Dialectics of Reality Triadic Systemogenesis and the Three Matters Nonseparability and the Unity of the World The Nature of Space-Time Is Lupasco a Prophet of the Irrational? The Experienced Third The Psychophysical Problem Reduction and Reductionism The Coincidentia Oppositorum and Hermetic Irrationalism The Core of the Problem: We Are Too Deeply Immersed in the Seventeenth Century The Most Important Task of Our Time: A New Idea about Reality New Perspectives in the Ternary-Qua ternary Debate Umberto Eco's Logical and Epistemological Error From the Quantum World to Ionesco's Antitheater And Quantum Aesthetics For a Yes or for a No Ionesco and the Non-Aristotelian Theater Gregorio Morales: Quantum Aesthetics and Quantum Theater The Theater of Peter Brook as a Field of Study of Energy Movement and Interrelations From Contemporary Science to the World of Art André Breton and the Logic of Contradiction Georges Mathieu and Aristotle's Cage Salvador Dali and Nuclear Mysticism Frédéric Benrath, Karel Appel, and René Huyghe Vision of Reality and Reality of Vision Poincaré and Sudden Enlightenment Hadamard and Thinking without Words Kepler and the Living Earth Bohr and Complementarity Understanding the Reality of the Imaginary: The Imaginary and the Imaginal Can Science Be a Religion? The Clowns of the Impossible Highlights of the New Barbarity Between the Anecdote and the Unspeakable The Sokal Affair Beyond Three Extremisms A Necessary isomorphism The End of Science? The Spiritual Dimension of Democracy: Utopia or Necessity? The Hidden Third and the Multiple Splendor of Being Premodernity, Modernity, Postmodernity, and Cosmodernity as Different Visions of the Relation between the Subject and the Object Ladder of Divine Ascent and Levels of Being Toward a Unified Theory of Levels of Reality At the Threshold of New Renaissance Chapter 1 3 -- 3 -- 7 -- 10 -- 14 -- Chapter 2 19 -- 19 -- 20 -- 23 -- 24 -- 26 -- 30 -- 34 -- Chapter 3 37 -- 37 -- 40 -- Chapter 4 45 -- 45 -- 47 -- 50 -- 52 -- 53 -- 54 -- 56 -- Chapter 5 59 -- 59 -- 62 -- 63 -- 65 -- 66 -- 70 -- 71 -- Chapter 6 75 -- Chapter 7 87 -- 87 -- 88 -- 91 -- 92 -- 95 -- Chapter 8 99 -- 99 -- 101 -- 102 -- 104 -- 107 -- 110 -- Chapter 9 113 -- 113 -- 114 -- 116 -- 118 -- Chapter 10 121 -- 121 -- 125 -- 127 -- 128 -- 130 -- 131 -- 131 -- 132 -- 134 -- Chapter 11 137 -- 137 -- 138 -- 139 -- 142 -- 142 -- 144 -- Chapter 12 147 -- 147 -- 148 -- 151 -- Chapter 13 155 -- Chapter 14 167 -- 167 -- 169 -- 170 -- 174 -- Chapter 15 177 -- 178 -- 180 -- 182 -- 184 -- 186 -- Chapter 16 189 -- 189 -- 190 -- 191 -- 193 -- 197 -- 198 -- 199 -- Chapter 17 203 -- 203 -- 205 -- 207 -- 214.
"Offers a new paradigm of reality, based on the interaction between science, culture, spirituality, religion, and society"--Provided by publisher.
9781438449630 (electronic bk.) 1438449631 (electronic bk.) 9781438449654 (electronic bk.) 1438449658 (electronic bk.)
Reality.
Complexity (Philosophy)
Religion and science.
Réalité.
Complexité (Philosophie)
Religion et sciences.
PHILOSOPHY--Metaphysics.
Complexity (Philosophy)
Reality.
Religion and science.
Komplexität
Spiritualität
Wirklichkeit
Wissenschaft
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
BD331
110
From modernity to cosmodernity : science, culture, and spirituality / Basarab Nicolescu. - 1 online resource - Suny series in western esoteric traditions . - SUNY series in Western esoteric traditions. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
From Shattered Culture Toward Transculture The Christian Origin of Modem Science Do Science and Culture Have Something in Common? The Transcultural and the Mirror of the Other The Transreligious Attitude and the Presence of the Sacred Contemporary Physics and the Western Tradition Tradition and Traditions Science and Tradition: Two Poles of a Contradiction A Possible Bridge between Sciences and Tradition: The Rationality of the World Describing God's Being ... Movement and Discontinuity: The Eternal Genesis of Reality Scientific Thinking and Symbolic Thinking: Icons and Thêmata A Necessary Encounter The Grandeur and Decadence of Scientism The Classical Vision of the World and the Death of Man Modem Mahabharata-like Drama: The Quantum Vision of the World The Valley of Astonishment: The Quantum World About the Difficulties of the Journey Planck, Discontinuity, and the Quantum Revolution The Particle and Quantum Spontaneity Heisenberg's Relations and the Failure of Classic Determinism The Multiplicity of Quantum Values and the Role of Observation Quantum Vacuum: A Full Vacuum Quantum Nonseparability The Endless Route of the Unification of the World Is a Single Energy the Source of the World's Diversity? The Final Theory: Superstrings? The Unification of Heaven and Earth Can Everything Be Unified? Everything Is Vibration The Mystery Theorists Seekers of Truth The Strange Fourth Dimension The Bootstrap Principle and the Uniqueness of Our World Eddington and the Epistemological Principles Unity and Self-Consistency: The Bootstrap Principle Is There a Nuclear Democracy? The Bootstrap and the Anthropic Principle Methodological Considerations Complexity and Reality The Emergence of Complex Plurality Some Reflections on Systemic Thinking Systemic Thinking and Quantum Physics Levels of Reality Is There a Cosmic Bootstrap? Evolution and Involution The Human Being: The Most Perfect of All Signs Natural Language and Scientific Language Peirce and Spontaneity Invariance and Thirdness The Possibility of a Universal Language Beyond Dualism A Stick Always Has Two Ends Stéphane Lupasco (1900-1988): The Herald of the Coming Third The Included Third The Ternary Dialectics of Reality Triadic Systemogenesis and the Three Matters Nonseparability and the Unity of the World The Nature of Space-Time Is Lupasco a Prophet of the Irrational? The Experienced Third The Psychophysical Problem Reduction and Reductionism The Coincidentia Oppositorum and Hermetic Irrationalism The Core of the Problem: We Are Too Deeply Immersed in the Seventeenth Century The Most Important Task of Our Time: A New Idea about Reality New Perspectives in the Ternary-Qua ternary Debate Umberto Eco's Logical and Epistemological Error From the Quantum World to Ionesco's Antitheater And Quantum Aesthetics For a Yes or for a No Ionesco and the Non-Aristotelian Theater Gregorio Morales: Quantum Aesthetics and Quantum Theater The Theater of Peter Brook as a Field of Study of Energy Movement and Interrelations From Contemporary Science to the World of Art André Breton and the Logic of Contradiction Georges Mathieu and Aristotle's Cage Salvador Dali and Nuclear Mysticism Frédéric Benrath, Karel Appel, and René Huyghe Vision of Reality and Reality of Vision Poincaré and Sudden Enlightenment Hadamard and Thinking without Words Kepler and the Living Earth Bohr and Complementarity Understanding the Reality of the Imaginary: The Imaginary and the Imaginal Can Science Be a Religion? The Clowns of the Impossible Highlights of the New Barbarity Between the Anecdote and the Unspeakable The Sokal Affair Beyond Three Extremisms A Necessary isomorphism The End of Science? The Spiritual Dimension of Democracy: Utopia or Necessity? The Hidden Third and the Multiple Splendor of Being Premodernity, Modernity, Postmodernity, and Cosmodernity as Different Visions of the Relation between the Subject and the Object Ladder of Divine Ascent and Levels of Being Toward a Unified Theory of Levels of Reality At the Threshold of New Renaissance Chapter 1 3 -- 3 -- 7 -- 10 -- 14 -- Chapter 2 19 -- 19 -- 20 -- 23 -- 24 -- 26 -- 30 -- 34 -- Chapter 3 37 -- 37 -- 40 -- Chapter 4 45 -- 45 -- 47 -- 50 -- 52 -- 53 -- 54 -- 56 -- Chapter 5 59 -- 59 -- 62 -- 63 -- 65 -- 66 -- 70 -- 71 -- Chapter 6 75 -- Chapter 7 87 -- 87 -- 88 -- 91 -- 92 -- 95 -- Chapter 8 99 -- 99 -- 101 -- 102 -- 104 -- 107 -- 110 -- Chapter 9 113 -- 113 -- 114 -- 116 -- 118 -- Chapter 10 121 -- 121 -- 125 -- 127 -- 128 -- 130 -- 131 -- 131 -- 132 -- 134 -- Chapter 11 137 -- 137 -- 138 -- 139 -- 142 -- 142 -- 144 -- Chapter 12 147 -- 147 -- 148 -- 151 -- Chapter 13 155 -- Chapter 14 167 -- 167 -- 169 -- 170 -- 174 -- Chapter 15 177 -- 178 -- 180 -- 182 -- 184 -- 186 -- Chapter 16 189 -- 189 -- 190 -- 191 -- 193 -- 197 -- 198 -- 199 -- Chapter 17 203 -- 203 -- 205 -- 207 -- 214.
"Offers a new paradigm of reality, based on the interaction between science, culture, spirituality, religion, and society"--Provided by publisher.
9781438449630 (electronic bk.) 1438449631 (electronic bk.) 9781438449654 (electronic bk.) 1438449658 (electronic bk.)
Reality.
Complexity (Philosophy)
Religion and science.
Réalité.
Complexité (Philosophie)
Religion et sciences.
PHILOSOPHY--Metaphysics.
Complexity (Philosophy)
Reality.
Religion and science.
Komplexität
Spiritualität
Wirklichkeit
Wissenschaft
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
BD331
110