The conscious universe : part and whole in modern physical theory /
The authors show that a generalized principle of complementarity is pervasive not only in physical theories such as cosmological models of the universe but also in the constructions of all human realities. They suggest that consciousness can no longer be divorced from the problem of the way science...
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Springer-Verlag,
c1990.
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Table of Contents:
- Contents: Introduction
- Leaving the Realm of the Visualizable: Waves Quanta, and the Rise of Quantum Theory
- The Strange New World of the Quantum
- Bell's Theorem and the Aspect Experiments: Coming to Terms with Quantum Non-local Reality
- Changing the Rules: The New Epistemology of Science
- Searching for the Ground: Mutation, Mind and the Epistemology of Science
- Science and the Quest for a New Metaphysics
- The Road Untraveled: Enlarging the New Logical Framework of Complementarity
- The Emergence of a New Vision: The Unfolding Universe
- The Ceremony of Innocence: Science and Ethics
- Appendix
- Notes
- Index.