Significance of Complexity

Significance of Complexity

Approaching a Complex World Through Science, Theology and the Humanities

Buhl, Hans; Niekerk, Kees van Kooten

Taylor & Francis Ltd

01/2004

252

Dura

Inglês

9780754609728

0754609723

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This text deals with the importance of the science of complexity for the humanities and theology. The science of complexity is firstly explained and illustrated. Scholars then consider applications in the humanities and theologians ask what can be learned for a religious understanding of humankind.
At home in a complex world - lessons from the frontiers of natural science, Claus Emmeche; Complexity and the computing age - can computers really help us to understand complex phenomena in nature, Thiemo Krink; Complexity theory provides metaphors for a better understanding of biological processes - a holistic approach to explaining the stress response, Hinnerk Boriss and Volker Loeschcke; Complexity in interactive art - in search of a digital aesthetic, Bo Kampmann Walther; Complexity and non-completeness, Hans Siggaard Jensen; Complexity: what is at stake for religious reflection?, Niels Henrik Gregersen; Complexity in systematic theology - the case for the Christian concept of 'New Creation' in the dialogue with science, Gunter Thomas; Evolution and human uniqueness - a theological perspective on the emergence of human complexity, J. Wentzel van Huyssteen.
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