Philosophy of interdisciplinarity: studies in science, society and sustainability
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| 505 | 8 | |a The implicit assumption: internal-external dichotomy -- Epistemological positions -- An example from science policy -- Summary and prospect -- Notes -- Interlude: On shortcomings of the instrumentalist view -- Notes -- Chapter 6: Ethics and the environment: Engaging with grand environmental challenges of the cultural crisis -- Environmentalist concept -- Roots of the crisis -- Objections -- Diagnosis-and against the first objection -- Analysis-and against the second objection -- Argumentation-and against the third objection -- Practice and action-and against the fourth objection -- Prospects: shaping "metaphysics," building society -- Notes -- Chapter 7: Nature and the sciences: In search of alternative concepts of nature and science -- Self-organizing phenomena -- Synthesis-a first dimension of critical-reflexive interdisciplinarity -- Self-organization theories -- Disregard of instabilities -- The recognition of instabilities-the core of self-organizing phenomena -- Characterizing self-organization -- Critique-a second dimension of critical-reflexive interdisciplinarity -- Landscape of instabilities -- Instability as a point of critique-and a challenge to scientific methodology -- One, critique of experimentability and reproducibility -- Two, critique of predictability and calculability -- Three, critique of testability, confirmability, and refutability -- Four, critique of (reductive) explainability -- Against the Baconian position -- Challenging science and philosophy of science -- Alternative directions of science-a third dimension of critical-reflexive interdisciplinarity -- Dealing with instabilities -- Phenomenological-morphological approach -- Processuality, modelling, and contextualism -- Critical reflection on agenda setting -- Problem orientation-a fourth dimension of critical-reflexive interdisciplinarity -- Summary and prospect -- Notes | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 8: Technology and the future: Advancing prospective technology assessment -- On the continuous production of pressing problems -- Extending the scope -- Normative anchor -- Synthetic biology - a case study -- Scrutinizing the visions -- Deepening the analysis -- Synthetic biology aims to harness self-organization for technical purposes -- Synthetic biology as late-modern technology -- Tracing the technoscientific core -- Assessing the technoscientific core -- Summary and prospect -- Notes -- References -- Index | |
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