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The evolution of knowledge, rethinking science for the anthropocene, Jürgen Renn

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The evolution of knowledge, rethinking science for the anthropocene, Jürgen Renn
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
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illustrationsmaps
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
The evolution of knowledge
Medium
electronic resource
Nature of contents
bibliographydictionaries
Oclc number
1298711927
Responsibility statement
Jürgen Renn
Series statement
De Gruyter eBooks
Sub title
rethinking science for the anthropocene
Table Of Contents
The story of this book -- Part 1: What is science? What is knowledge? History of science in the Anthropocene ; Elements of a historical theory of human knowledge -- Part 2: How knowledge structures change. The historical nature of abstraction and representation ; Structural changes in systems of knowledge ; External representations at work ; Mental models at work ; The nature of scientific revolutions -- Part 3: How knowledge structures affect society and vice versa. The economy of knowledge ; An economy of practical knowledge ; Knowledge economies in history -- Part 4: How knowledge spreads. The globalization of knowledge in history ; The multiple origins of the natural sciences ; Epistemic networks -- Part 5: On what knowledge our future depends. Epistemic evolution ; Exodus from the Holocene ; Knowledge for the Anthropocene ; Science and the challenges of huumanity
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