Николай Клягин - Современная научная картина мира

• Название: Современная научная картина мира
• Автор: Николай Клягин
• Издательство: Литагент «Логос»439b7c39-76ee-102c-8f2e-edc40df1930e
• Жанр: Философия
• Год: 2007
• ISBN: 5-98704-134-1

Рассматривается современная научная картина мира, охватывается широчайший спектр данных космогонии, биогенеза, антропогенеза, социогенеза и др. Эти данные настолько разнородны, что подпадают под общий знаменатель только на уровне универсального причинно-следственного закона. Для понимания его происхождения необходимо объяснить, как возникли законы сохранения и неубывания энтропии. Чтобы протянуть нить причинности от физического и астрономического мира к человеческому обществу, нужно осмыслить пути и результаты биоэволюции. Все это дает нам возможность понять, где находится центр Вселенной, как и почему возникли и угасли динозавры, отчего человек единственный на планете обладает наукой и искусством.

Для студентов высших учебных заведений, изучающих курс «Концепция современного естествознания». Может использоваться аспирантами при подготовке к экзамену по кандидатскому минимуму в области истории и философии науки.

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