The Philosophy of Modern Scientific Knowledge: the Language of Synergy and the Synergy of Language

Larisa Kiyashchenko

Abstract


The issue of the formation of present-day scientific knowledge is viewed in the paper through the prism of language. Language is seen here not merely as an external form vis-a-vis the content of scientific knowledge, but rather as the mode of emergence and existence of scientific knowledge as a certain reality (Shverev 2001: 509),  the one that evolves as a result of cognitive and communicative practices in transdisciplinary studies. The mutual influence of the language of synergy and the synergy of language leads to a new unity of scientific experience and gives rise to the philosophy of transdisciplinarity (Киященко 2006: 17).

 


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Article published: 2008-03-14

Keyword(s): synergy; language; language of synergy; scientific knowledge; transdisciplinarity

DOI: 10.3846/1822-430X.2008.16.1.13-23

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