Interconnections: Chaos, Art, and Life
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published 11/08/2008
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Summary“Nature is seen as an interconnected dynamic network of relationships that include the human observer as an integral component.”
If we were to replace the word “nature” with “art” in this quote, it still functions as a good definition. Through nature, we encounter chaos; and through the course of human history, there has developed two ways of describing this chaos: one runs through science/mathematics and the other through art. Through this relationship between chaos, science and art, I will use Capra’s criteria for what he calls the “New-Paradigm Thinking in Science” as outlined in his book “The Tao of Physics “
If we were to replace the word “nature” with “art” in this quote, it still functions as a good definition. Through nature, we encounter chaos; and through the course of human history, there has developed two ways of describing this chaos: one runs through science/mathematics and the other through art. Through this relationship between chaos, science and art, I will use Capra’s criteria for what he calls the “New-Paradigm Thinking in Science” as outlined in his book “The Tao of Physics “
Table of Contents
- Introduction.
- The parts and the whole.
- Focus not on structure but on process.
- Epistemic science.
- No fundamentals.
- No absolute 'Truth' but approximate descriptions.
- No more dominance over nature.
- Conclusion.
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