Einstein meets Magritte: an interdisciplinary reflection. The white book of ``Einstein meets Magritte'' (Q5934753)

The articles of this volume will not be indexed individually Contents: Diederik Aerts, Einstein meets Magritte: the scholar, the muse and the barfly (1-9); John Ziman, Basically, it's purely academic (11-27); Bas C. van Fraassen, The manifest image and the scientific image (29-52); Barbara Herrnstein Smith, Microdynamics of incommensurability: philosophy of science meets science studies (53-77); Robert M. Pirsig, Subjects, objects, data and values (79-98); Ilya Prigogine, Einstein and Magritte. A study of creativity (99-105); C. Piron, Quanta and relativity: two failed revolutions (107-112); Rom Harre, The redundancy of spacetime: relativity from Cusa to Einstein (113-128); Diederik Aerts, The stuff the world is made of: physics and reality (129-183); Francisco Varela, Dasein's brain: phenomenology meets cognitive science (185-197); W. H. Calvin, What creativity in science and art tell us about how the brain must work (199-218); Adolf Grunbaum, The hermeneutic versus the scientific conception of psychoanalysis: an unsuccessful effort to chart a via media for the human sciences (219-239); Zygmunt Bauman, Immortality, biology, computers (241-253); W. Brian Arthur, The end of certainty in economics (255-265).