VERTICAL INTEGRATION OF THE SCIENCES. A SCIENTIFIC APPROACH: from a systematic view
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This paper attemps to explain my ideas on a new concept of the integration of sciences in a systemic unity of greater complexity than considered before. An ascending or descending vertical integration, looking it from the systems science theories, might help in interpreting questions created by mankind and provide answers that are urgently required. Impairment of all orders and classification methods should be checked. Solutions should be found for the organization of knowledge and intellectual culture. Solutions are needed, so let us look for them from a new perspective. A study of the vertical integration of sciences, with all its complexity, might provide a small answer.Downloads
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