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Evolution-Revolution

Patterns of Development in Nature Society, Man and Knowledge
 
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Publisher: Routledge
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Originally published in 1971 Evolution ? Revolution is an interdisciplinary volume examining inquiry around the central topic of evolution and revolution. Containing contributions from a number of eminent academics of the time, the book addresses the meaning and application of evolution and revolution.

Long description:
Originally published in 1971 Evolution ? Revolution is an interdisciplinary volume examining inquiry around the central topic of evolution and revolution. Containing contributions from a number of eminent academics of the time, the book addresses the meaning and application of evolution and revolution in the context, not of what things are, or even how they behave, but how they become. The broad interdisciplinary range of essays explores this concept through the idea of development and change and argues that both change, and development must be measured against concepts of flux and that which endures. The editors of the book suggest that these are the ?invariants? which contemporary thinkers are beginning to accept as the process-counterparts of Platonic ?immutables?. Thus this volume examines the two ?immutables? of evolution and revolution. The book covers the concept through essays in science, philosophic concepts of rationalism and existentialism, art and religion.
Table of Contents:
Editors? Preface, PART ONE, Contextualism and Cosmic Evolution-Revolution, The Concept of Evolution and Revolution, Evolution-Revolution and the Cosmos, PART TWO, Evolution-Revolution, General Systems Theory, and Society, Communication, The Drama of Realtime Complementarity, PART THREE, World Order in Evolution and Revolution in Arts, Associations, and Sciences, On the Meaning of Scientific Revolutions, Theoretical Becoming, PART FOUR, The Individual in Dialogic Involution, Crusoe, Friday, and God, Conditions of Alienation