In search of an integrated view on the whole of reality

introducing the worldview project

Jan Van Der Veken

1-10

Symmetry and symmetry-breaking in the philosophy and thinking of Leo Apostel

Hubert Van Belle

11-15

Why not nothing?

Leo Apostel

17-49

Leo Apostel's world views program in the perspective of his causal ontology a critical appraisal

Diderik Batens, Wim Christiaens

51-70

"The structures of knowledge, or how many ways may we know?"

Immanuel Wallerstein

71-77

Discourses of globalisation and world views

Robert Maier

79-94

The game of the biomousa

a view of discovery and creation

Diederik Aerts

95-125

The seven keys of any world view

Fons Elders

127-143

Buddhism as part of a global understanding of reality

Frans Goetghebeur

145-156

Synthesizing four ideals of humanity

Tetsunori Koizumi

157-168

Kantian metaphysics and cognitive science

Hugh Clapin

169-186

Synthesising constructivism and critical realism

towards critical pluralism

John Mingers

187-204

Science and the human

complementarity as reconciliation

Yoav Ben-Dov

205-215

Conditions and features of unity concepts in science

Vladimir Kuznetsov

217-228

Beyond "Einstein", "Magritte", and "Quine"

Philip L. Peterson

229-250

Not even classical mechanics is mechanistic

Horst-Heino von Borzeszkowski, Renate Wahsner

251-262

The synergetic world view and its synthetic value

Helena Knyazeva

263-271

Prospectus for polyscopic modeling

Dino Karabeg

273-294

Polyscopic study of a basic cultural pattern

Dino Karabeg

295-316

Turing meets Thoreau an ecological approach to computer science

Dirk Siefkes

317-330

Towards a "virtual" rationality?

Francisco Campos

331-348

The cycle of integration and disintegration applied to Western society

a framework for a fundamental prevention of delinquency

Johan Deklerck, Anouk Depuydt

349-363