Integrated Science Science Without Borders 1st Edition Nima Rezaei

Table Contents:

• 1. Introduction on Integrated Science: Science Without Borders
• 2. The Human Person as an Integrated System
• 3. On the Nature of Qualitative Research in Process Transformations: The Changing Man in the Changing World
• 4. Integrated Science: Ambitions, Practicalities, Misunderstandings
• 5. The Integration of the Sciences and Integral Human Knowledge
• 6. The Indelible Stamp of Our Lowly Origins: An Epistemic Architecture Between the Sciences and Humanities
• 7. Transdisciplinary Approaches to Understand and Facilitate Transformations Towards Sustainability
• 8. Models and Integration
• 9. Unlaws: The Missing “Dark Matter” in the Philosophy of Science?
• 10. Life—Stabilization of the Unstable Through Controlling Influence of Quantum Information
• 11. The Sustainable Humanist Concept in Art and Science Synergies
• 12. From Being One to Being Many. Understanding the Diversity of Bio-Life: Human, Nonhuman, and Liminal Beings in Bio Art and Body Art
• 13. Composite Bodies in Times of Revolt. On Socio-Material Assemblies in Social Uprisings
• 14. Life, Complexity, Communication: Integrating Social Systems Theory and Consciousness
• 15. Instrumentality Versus Awareness: Rethinking the Reverse Side of Artificial Intelligence
• 16. The Question of Transdisciplinarity Between Modern Science and Critical Thought
• 17. Adaptive Networks at the Crossroad of Artificial Intelligence and Formal, Biological, Medical, and Social Sciences
• 18. Are We Ready for “Them” Now? The Relationship Between Human and Humanoid Robots
• 19. Integrating Computer Simulation and Social Theory for the Planning and Managing Complex Problems
• 20. Rethinking Managerial Control in the Contemporary Context
• 21. Innovation and Altruism: A New Paradigm Defining the Survival of Corporations?
• 22. Integrated Science 2050: Science Without Borders