Rediscovering the “Living Organism” in Order to Conceive of an “Informed Universe”

World Futures 72 (1-2):69-75 (2016)
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This article examines the comparison between a reductionist mechanistic paradigm and the Goethean paradigm, that provides a vision of an informed universe.

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10.1080/02604027.2016.1143296

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