Contributors

  • Vladimir ALALYKIN-IZVEKOV
Phenomenon of civilization: Pitirim A. Sorokin’s integralist approach and its limitations
Civilizational theory in Russia – past, present, and future
The anatomy of a sociocultural crisis: calamities in Pitirim A. Sorokin’s philosophy of history

Celebrating legacy of a titan: Immanuel Wallerstein and creation of the world-systems theory

So, you want to understand Russian soul? Open Danilevsky’s book “Russia and Europe”

  • Felix BADELT
Human evolution based upon old Chinese patterns? Rationally realizing psychosocial evolution through a well-balanced polarity in thinking, behavior and feeling
Wu-xing for psychology – an ancient model to discuss psychosocial evolution and degeneration
  • Ana BAZAC
A page in the history of present technology: a strange attitude of some scholars towards some harmful civil technologies
The philosophy of the raison d’être: Aristotle’s telos and Kant’s categorical imperative
Matter, information and cancer: Notes related to the “Challenging Integralism”. In: Bremer, Josef; Khroutski, Konstantin S.; Klimek, Rudolf and Tadeusiewicz, Ryszard (2017). “Challenging integralism, Aristotelian entelecheia, hyle and morphe (form), and contemporary concepts of information, touching upon the aetiological issues of carcinogenesis (with reflecting feedbacks of Paul Beaulieu, Ana Bazac, Anna Makolkin, Leonardo Chiatti, Milan Tasić and Dariusz Szkutnik),” Biocosmology – Neo-Aristotelism Vol. 7, No. 1 (Winter 2017):8–111; pp. 65–84.
Three concepts in the history of the knowledge of the world (cause, consequence, telos) and a conclusion
What is natural and what is non-natural in cancer?

Death is natural, the premature death is not: the ethics of untimely death

A Socratic Dialogue around Georges Chapouthier’s The Mosaic Theory of Natural Complexity: A Scientific and Philosophical Approach

  • Paul BEAULIEU
Biocosmology institutional development: remarks related to the organizational agenda
Future orientation of Biocosmological studies
Integral approach of Pitirim Sorokin on social realities – applicability to biocosmological studies
Looking for an Integral Biocosmology – Critical comments on the “Challenging Integralism” Paper. In: Bremer, Josef; Khroutski, Konstantin S.; Klimek, Rudolf and Tadeusiewicz, Ryszard (2017). “Challenging integralism, Aristotelian entelecheia, hyle and morphe (form), and contemporary concepts of information, touching upon the aetiological issues of carcinogenesis (with reflecting feedbacks of Paul Beaulieu, Ana Bazac, Anna Makolkin, Leonardo Chiatti, Milan Tasić and Dariusz Szkutnik),” Biocosmology – Neo-Aristotelism Vol. 7, No. 1 (Winter 2017):8–111; pp. 57–64.
An Anthroposophy for the Anthropocene
Review of Peter Heusser’s Anthroposophy and Science. An Introduction
Peter Lang Edition, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 2016
  • Marianna BENETATOU
Does Plato outline a mathematical-reductionist model of the physical world? The creation of the world in the Timaeus and Aristotle’s criticism in De Anima
Post Script to “Does Plato outline a mathematical-reductionist model of the natural world? The creation of the world in the Timaeus and Aristotle’s criticism in De Anima”
Review of Alfredo Marcos’s “Postmodern Aristotle”
Aristotelian Organicism, Yin Yang Theory and our Representation of Reality
  • A. S. M. Anwarullah BHUIYAN
Is Aristotle’s philosophy anthropocentric? A biocentric defense of the Aristotelian philosophy of nature
  • Hedi BOURAOUI
On Interview of Georges Chapouthier
  • Josef BREMER
Challenging integralism, Aristotelian entelecheia, hyle and morphe (form), and contemporary concepts of information, touching upon the aetiological issues of carcinogenesis
  • Mengqin CAO

Philosophical Thoughts on Biocosmology

  • Boris F. CHADOV
The biocosmological categories
  • Georges CHAPOUTHIER
Reflections on the consequences of Biocosmology in modern biology
Comments on the book written by Ming Wong on “Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Metaphysics”
Mosaic structures in living beings in the light of several modern stances
A Need for Holistic Spectacles
Biocosmology and biology – their fruitful collaboration
Review (Gotthelf, Allan. Teleology, First Principles and Scientific Method in Aristotle’s Biology. Oxford Aristotle Studies. New York: Oxford University Press, 2012 (464 pages))
Review of Ladislav Kovàc’s “Closing Human Evolution: Life in the Ultimate Age”
Review of Kiyokazu Nakatomi’s, “Philosophy of Nothingness and Love (Building a New World of Philosophy), LAP, Germany, 2016
Aristotelian entelechy and modern biology
Comments on Igor Popov’s book “Orthogenesis versus Darwinism”, Springer, Switzerland, 2018

A Socratic Dialogue around Georges Chapouthier’s The Mosaic Theory of Natural Complexity: A Scientific and Philosophical Approach

Tverdislov, symmetries and dynamic complexity

The Emergence of Complexity

  • Xuefang CHI

The Value of Biocosmology for Today and Some Issues on the Path toward its Practice: Comments on «Addressing the Scientific Community – the Biocosmology Initiative

  • Leonardo CHIATTI
Elementary particles as signs
A new concept of archetype in the physics of self-organization
Some additional reflections on the «Challenging integralism». In: Bremer, Josef; Khroutski, Konstantin S.; Klimek, Rudolf and Tadeusiewicz, Ryszard (2017). “Challenging integralism, Aristotelian entelecheia, hyle and morphe (form), and contemporary concepts of information, touching upon the aetiological issues of carcinogenesis (with reflecting feedbacks of Paul Beaulieu, Ana Bazac, Anna Makolkin, Leonardo Chiatti, Milan Tasić and Dariusz Szkutnik),” Biocosmology – Neo-Aristotelism Vol. 7, No. 1 (Winter 2017):8–111; pp. 90–92.

A neo-Aristotelic (maybe) approach to quantum reality

  • John B. COBB, Jr
The Whitehead community
  • Ricardo F. CRESPO

Aristotle’s Social and Economic Policy

  • Han GAO

Biocosmology: Shaping the Model of Human Experience of the World in the 21st Century

  • Nader GHOTBI
Foundations of secular bioethics, a biocosmological approach
  • Camilo VEGA GONZÁLEZ
Aristotle’s Division of Theoretical Sciences
  • Sergey N. GRINCHENKO
Aristotelian goal-driven cause and biological modeling
Cybernetic view on hierarchical structure of the human psyche

Ontogenesis of the information society and phylogenesis of the informational personality: from the standpoint of cybernetics

  • Cornelia GUJA
The Informational anthropological Biocosmological cultural model
Elements of Biocosmological Anthropology: Informational communication by archetypal forms
  • Jing GUO
Zhuang Zi’s philosophy of language from the organic naturalism perspective
  • Hisaki HASHI
The field of ‘between’ – a concept of truth for interdisciplinary cosmology
Morita therapy as a “conceptus cosmicus” for psychosis influenced by Zen Buddhism – A comparison of the principles of Mahayana Buddhist philosophy (East Asia) and the cognitive thinking of M. Schlick (Vienna Circle)
Review of Karl W. Kratky’s “Complementary Medicine Systems: Comparison and Integration”
The ousia of Aristotle and the idea of Plato – In view of comparative philosophy
  • Jingyi HE
From classical mechanics to emergence: An alternative to physicalism and reductionism
  • Maciej HENNEBERG
Conceptual Challenges to Evolutionary Biology: A Necessary Step
  • Peter HEUSSER
“Active information” – a modern revival of Aristotle’s “formative cause”, applicable in physics, biology, psychology and medical anthropology
The extended mind and the objectivity of colors and sounds “out there”. A new and non-reductionist understanding of sensory physiology
  • Chuan-gen HUANG
On capacities and parts of soul in Aristotle’s De Anima
  • Vuokko JARVA
The muddling concept of teleology
Critical comments on the article by Jeidong Ryu, “An encounter between critical Buddhism and Asian naturalism: Can Asian naturalism be a tool in overcoming social discrimination?”
  • Dariusz JASICZEK
The fortieth anniversary of thermodynamic oncology
  • Hongyu JIANG

Biocosmology: Shaping the Model of Human Experience of the World in the 21st Century

  • M. George JOSEPH
The theory of causation and teleology in the Sānkhya philosophical system
Pluralistic worldview of Buddhism towards coexistence
  • Walter KARBAN
The second order observer and Aristotle’s mesotes. A contemporary interpretation of Aristotle’s mesotes.
  • Konstantin S. KHROUTSKI
On Biocosmology, Aristotelism and the prospects of becoming of the universal science and philosophy
Triadic Biocosmological approach in modern science and philosophy
From the three-dimensional reality in the integral sociology of Pitirim A. Sorokin – to the construction of the triune universalizing (Bio)cosmological approach
Forming an Evolutionary Vector to the Aristotelian Pole of Scientific Organicism (Biocosmology)
Rehabilitating Pitirim Sorokin’s grand Triadologic concept: A Biocosmological approach
From Aristotle’s wisdom to the contemporary Integralist wisdom – 2400 years later (Review of Andrew Targowski’s “Harnessingthe Power of Wisdom: From Data to Wisdom”)
Towards the theory of health in contemporary medicine (Review of Karl W. Kratky’s “Complementary Medicine Systems: Comparison and Integration”)
In defense of Aristotle’s Biocosmology as the comprehensive supersystem of knowledge: Eight critical comments on the article of M. Benetatou
Aristotle’s Biocosmology – teleological Functionalist naturalism – as the Type of rationality
Reinstating Aristotle’s comprehensive OrganonKosmology and the genuine language of his Organicist naturalism archetype
Challenging integralism, Aristotelian entelecheia, hyle and morphe (form), and contemporary concepts of information, touching upon the aetiological issues of carcinogenesis
Biocosmological definition of Information and its Naturalist causative significance, approaching to evolve the World Information University (WIU)
A comparative study of Biocosmology and the philosophy of scientific practice
Information equation E=iMC2 of cosmic beings – 20 questions to professor Rudolf Klimek: the president, World Information University; in the style of Socratic dialogue

Current developments over BCA-activities (first half of the 2020), occurred within the scientific life of Biocosmological Association (Additional materials to the Socratic Dialogue previously held with Prof. Rudolf Klimek)

New Integralist Time : New (True – Organicist) interpreting, understanding and applying of Aristotle’s OrganonKosmology – to bringing successes to the contemporary world science

Editing the English version of the Biocosmology Initiative, year 2022

What is Biocosmology and the Biocosmology Initiative? Response to 6 critical articles by Chinese scholars. Part 1

  • Marek KLIMEK
The fortieth anniversary of thermodynamic oncology
  • Rudolf KLIMEK
Threefold material-informational-energetic reality: E=Imc2
Life, cancer and virtual information
Challenging integralism, Aristotelian entelecheia, hyle and morphe (form), and contemporary concepts of information, touching upon the aetiological issues of carcinogenesis
Biocosmological definition of Information and its Naturalist causative significance, approaching to evolve the World Information University (WIU)
Informative character of the visual radiation in the phenomenological aspect
Cancer and the Organicist laws of Nature
Information equation E=IMC2 of cosmic beings – 20 questions to professor Rudolf Klimek: the president, World Information University; in the style of Socratic dialogue
The book “Information medicine”, Rudolf Klimek (ed.), second edition, revised, firstly published by the World Information University by Hermes, 2018.

Current developments over BCA-activities (first half of the 2020), occurred within the scientific life of Biocosmological Association (• A. Additional materials to the Socratic Dialogue previously held with Prof. Rudolf Klimek • B. New shape to the cover of the book on “Information Medicine”)

A Socratic Dialogue between the Mentor and his Student, on Human Anatomy and Information Medicine

Turin Shroud and the law of informational spacetime: E =imc2

  • Albert N. KOCHERGIN
Human being and biosphere: A Noospheric perspective
Co-evolutionary interaction between society and nature as a condition for the transition of the biosphere into the noosphere
Philosophy and globalization: from anthropo-centrism to cosmo-centrism
Biomedical anthropology’s transformation: from targeting on main pathologies to their prevention
  • Alexey A. KOCHERGIN

Human being and biosphere: A Noospheric perspective

Co-evolutionary interaction between society and nature as a condition for the transition of the biosphere into the noosphere

Philosophy and globalization: from anthropo-centrism to cosmo-centrism

Biomedical anthropology’s transformation: from targeting on main pathologies to their prevention

  • Masayuki KODAMA
Preliminary research into the spiritual backbone of Vietnam for an investigation of Vietnamese reproductive medical (surrogacy) ethics
Preliminary research on legal restrictions and the current state of surrogacy in multiethnic Singapore
  • Walter KOFLER
Epistemological and ontological tools for an extended view of a human person as a social being and its environments
The increasing inhomogeneity of the power of science and an “Aristotelian” proposal to cope with

Light in the darkness 2020 : A Report on N-chlorotaurine, a highly active natural antiseptic with outstanding tolerability

  • Spyridon A. KOUTROUFINIS
Modern biological neo-teleologism vs. Aristotle’s genuine telos
  • Ladislav KOVÁČ
Biocosmology and epistemic principle: Teilhard De Chardin naturalized
  • Karl W. KRATKY
Bipolarity and triadicity in various contexts
  • Rafał KUPCZAK
Selected issues of teleological and holistic perspective of morphogenetic and behavioural phenomena of living beings
The Aristotelian concept of psyché trophica and contemporary attempts to conceptualize the functioning of plants holistically
  • Igor A. LANTSEV
Prospects of the semiotic concept in modern science (Afterword to the article of Leonardo CHIATTI “Elementary particles as signs”)
  • Jianhui LI
No-boundary emergence and Book of change
  • Ping LI

Examining the Foundational Possibility of Ethics of Technology – Based on the Philosophically Ontological Turn

  • Runhu LI
Approaches to Traditional Chinese Medicine and Stepping into the Future – In a Biocosmological View
  • Shang LI
Research on Marx’s theory of relationship between human and nature
  • Hao LIU

The model of intentionality in Aristotle

  • Jingyuan LIU
The mind in process: Meaning of Chinese philosophy of mind on mind ecology studies

The Methodological Value of the Biocosmology Initiative and Its Contemporary Implications for the Construction of a New Civilization

  • Xiaoting LIU
The Philosophical Value of the Chinese Experience of Natural History Knowledge: In the Perspective of Neo-Aristotelism
On deep-seated organic property of universe

The Wholeness of Nature and the Roots of Civilization

Starting Again After Fifty Years：Commentaries by Chinese Academics, on the BCA Addressing the Scientific Community – the Biocosmology Initiative (Opening Statement)

  • Yuanyuan LIU
Organic naturalism in the Chinese philosophy of Daoism
  • Xinlei LIU
The generative dimension, in the light of Aristotle’s substance (hypokeimenon) theory
  • Anna MAKOLKIN
The dawn of cosmology: Sumerian, Egyptian and Phoenician concepts of the universe
Vicissitudes of cosmology and Giordano Bruno’s discourse with Aristotle
Aristotle’s and Lucretius’s cosmology and paradoxes of Giambattista Vico’s poetic cosmography
Asking the impossible (Review on Eugene Orlov’s “Aristotelian Philosophical Terminology”)
Aristotle’s False and Dangerous Signs and their Revival in the Contemporary New Media
Aristotelian cultural universals and contemporary cultural conflicts
A preamble to the post post-modern Neo-Aristotelianism (Gotthelf, Allan.Teleology, First Principles and Scientific Method in Aristotle’s Biology. Oxford Aristotle Studies. New York: Oxford University Press, 2012 (464 pages))
Aristotle, Aristotelianism(s), and neo-Aristotelianism – wisdom therapy
A preamble to the post post-modern Neo-Aristotelianism (Review of David Roochnik’s “Retrieving Aristotle in an Age of Crisis”)
Aristotle’s idea of civilized man and pathway to civilization
Subverting Aristotle or cultural history of Europe? (Review of Craig Martin’s “Subverting Aristotle: Religion, History and Philosophy in Early Modern Science”)
Plato, platonism, Aristotle, Aristotelianism and gap in cultural history
Chekhovian neo-Aristotelianism and idea of a perfect man in the age of anxiety
Phoenician cosmology as a proto-base for Greek materialism, naturalist philosophy and Aristotelianism
Seeking Balance and Harmony amidst Post-modern Confusion (Review of Joel Kaye’s “A history of balance, 1250–1375”)
Sema/sign, semasia/meaning and toying with semantics in Aristotle’s translated texts – Response to the “Challenging Integralism”. In: Bremer, Josef; Khroutski, Konstantin S.; Klimek, Rudolf and Tadeusiewicz, Ryszard (2017). “Challenging integralism, Aristotelian entelecheia, hyle and morphe (form), and contemporary concepts of information, touching upon the aetiological issues of carcinogenesis (with reflecting feedbacks of Paul Beaulieu, Ana Bazac, Anna Makolkin, Leonardo Chiatti, Milan Tasić and Dariusz Szkutnik),” Biocosmology – Neo-Aristotelism Vol. 7, No. 1 (Winter 2017):8–111; pp. 85–89.
Pietro Pomponazzi – the most representative Aristotelian of the Italian Renaissance
The new world overcoming Platonism in the 20th century: John H. Randall’s Aristotle
Aristotle, Sartorial Signs, Polyvalence and Post-modern Meanings: From Man-sign to a Woman-sign
The Aristotelian ‘moral excellence’ and the Kierkegaardian search for the good

Aristotle’s doctrine of signs and semiotic reading of his “Physics”

Exegi-monumentum Syndrome of a Modern Scholar and Crisis of Postmodern Scholarship

Confucius and Aristotle – the ancient guides to the secular pathway of humanity

Aristotle and Alexander of Macedon – By-products of Greco-Macedonian Cultural Symbiosis and Eternal Tribal Contest

Universality of Proverbs and Aristotle’s Universals

  • Paulo Nuno MARTINS
The connection of body and soul in the Lusitanian medicine, as an example within the history of Western and Eastern medicine
The contribution of Aristotle´s thought to the history of medicine: an essay
  • Stephen M. MODELL
Taking biological form to the next level: synthesis as a dimensional process in the biocosmology.org of life
Medical and Public Health Implications of Biologic Essentialism and Reductionism
The meaning of Aristotelian causation for molecular era medicine & public health
  • Kiyokazu NAKATOMI
Philosophy of nothingness and love
Nothingness and love of the early philosophy of Nishida
The Dialectical Unification of Christianity, Marxism and Japanese Buddhism: on the Basis of Tanabe’s Philosophy of Nothingness
Bushido, Christianity and Philia of Nitobe. From the viewpoint of the Philosophy of Nothingness and Love
Review of Georges Chapouthier’s “The Mosaic Theory of Natural Complexity (A scientific and philosophical approach)”; Éditions des maisons des sciences de l’homme associées, France, 2018.

Nothingness and Love of Nishida

Nothingness and Love of the philosophy of Tanabe

Infectious diseases bear Philosophy

Idea of Transcendent Law and Noosphere Studies

Inexistence and Love of Montesquieu

  • Alexander I. ORLOV
Functionalist-Organic Information Economy – the Organizational-Economic Theory of Innovation Development
  • Adam OSTRZENSKI

A Socratic Dialogue between the Mentor and his Student, on Human Anatomy and Information Medicine

  • Makoto OZAKI
History and eternity in Tanabe’s philosophy
Religion and the state: from Tanabe‘s dialectical perspective
Tanabe’s philosophy in the comparative contexts
The relationship between the historical Buddha Sakyamuni and the anticipatory Bodhisattva Visishtacaritra (supreme conduct)
Heidegger and the Lotus Sutra on the beginning: opening up of truth as unhiddenness (aletheia)
Review of Kiyokazu Nakatomi’s: a) “New Horizon of Sciences by the Principles of Nothingness and Love: A breakthrough in the crisis of the world” (2012); and b) “Philosophy of Nothingness and Love: Building a New World of Philosophy” (2016)
Tanabe’s idea of world religion in relation to Whitehead
The Asymmetry of Historical Actuality: its Double Focusing Elliptic Structure
The active mediation between eternity and history in terms of Tanabe’s dialectical logic
The Logic of Time vis-à-vis the Logic of Space: Nishida, Tanabe and Whitehead in Comparison
Kyoto School Philosophy in relation to Neo-Confucianist metaphysics

Absolute Nothingness as actionless action : in comparison to Dao

Review of Kiyokazu Nakatomi’s “Nothingness and Love of Japanese Philosophy,” Lambert Academic Publishing, 2020

  • Li PING

The Second Beginning and a Co-philosophy – The Realization of a New Relationship between Technology and Ethics

  • Sivanandam PANNEERSELVAM
    Biocosmological and cosmotheandric vision of Sri Aurobindo
    • Yueye QUE
    From classical mechanics to emergence: An alternative to physicalism and reductionism
    • Li RUNHU
    Traditional Chinese medicine’s holistic thoughts
    The significance of modern medical evolution – to scientific revolution
    • Jeidong RYU
    An encounter between critical Buddhism and Asian naturalism: Can Asian naturalism be a tool in overcoming social discrimination?
    On Matsumoto Shiro’s theory of temporal causality in critical Buddhism
    • Arthur SANIOTIS
    Evolutionary medicine: A Biocosmological approach for informing future biomedicine
    Analyzing Gregory Bateson’s ‘Ecological Intelligence’: Where Bateson and Aristotle Meet
    Conceptual Challenges to Evolutionary Biology: A Necessary Step
    Evolutionary complexity in relation to Georges Chapouthier’s mosaic biological structures
    The Integrated Cosmos – Review of Georges Chapouthier’s “The Mosaic Theory of Natural Complexity (A scientific and philosophical approach)” – 1 Éditions des maisons des sciences de l’homme associées, France, 2018.

    Mosaic Model: An Integral Approach towards understanding development and process of the human brain

    • Jitendra Nath SARKER
    Emergence of Divinity in Man through Bio-cosmological Evolution
    A comparative evaluation of two moral approaches to Bio-cosmology
    • Hans-Martin SASS
    What is and to what end do we study Biocosmology?
    The biocosmological imperative
    Dynamism in Integrated Bios: A comment on the ‘Challenging Integralism’ – the article by Josef Bremer, Konstantin S. Khroutski, Rudolf Klimek, and Ryszard Tadeusiewicz: “Challenging integralism, Aristotelian entelecheia, hyle and morphe (form), and contemporary concepts of information, touching upon the aetiological issues of carcinogenesis (with reflecting feedbacks of Paul Beaulieu, Ana Bazac, Anna Makolkin, Leonardo Chiatti, Milan Tasić and Dariusz Szkutnik)”; published in the Biocosmology – Neo-Aristotelism Vol. 7, No. 1 (Winter 2017):8–111.
    • Stephen T. SATKIEWISZ
    Review of Christian Smith’s “To Flourish or Destruct: A Personalist Theory of Human Goods, Motivations, Failure, and Evil”

    War as a Complex Reality: Comparative Analysis of the Studies on war and peace by Clausewitz and Pitirim Sorokin

    • Irina A. SEMONKINA
    Possible solution to the Fermi paradox
    • Sheng SUN
    No-boundary emergence and Book of change
    • Abdul Wahab SURI
    Is liberty possible? The trajectory of liberal institutionalization of liberty in post-colonial societies
    From the discovering of reality to creating multiple realities: The Aristotelian roots of modern anthropocentricism
    • Cristian SUTEANU
    On information and the geographical integration of information processes
    The causal network of In-Betweenness
    Changes in spatial scale and the interplay between unity and multitude in Georges Chapouthier’s Mosaic theory of natural complexity
    • Dariusz A. SZKUTNIK
    Methodological vs. metaphysical vitalism in Hans Driesch’s research
    Selected issues of teleological and holistic perspective of morphogenetic and behavioural phenomena of living beings
    The Aristotelian concept of psyché trophica and contemporary attempts to conceptualize the functioning of plants holistically
    In search of the specific parameter of life – general methodological comments
    Epigenetic phenomenology of entirety: General comments and observations on epigenetic information (induced by the article on the «Challenging Integralism»). In: Bremer, Josef; Khroutski, Konstantin S.; Klimek, Rudolf and Tadeusiewicz, Ryszard (2017). “Challenging integralism, Aristotelian entelecheia, hyle and morphe (form), and contemporary concepts of information, touching upon the aetiological issues of carcinogenesis (with reflecting feedbacks of Paul Beaulieu, Ana Bazac, Anna Makolkin, Leonardo Chiatti, Milan Tasić and Dariusz Szkutnik),” Biocosmology – Neo-Aristotelism Vol. 7, No. 1 (Winter 2017):8–111; pp. 98–111.
    Aristotle’s and Hans Driesch’s substantial form (μορφή) and entelechy (ἐντελέχεια) as basic categories integrating organic development
    Informative character of the visual radiation in the phenomenological aspect

    Philosophical aspects of biological information, in the course of organic regeneration

    • Ryszard TADEUSIEWICZ
    Challenging integralism, Aristotelian entelecheia, hyle and morphe (form), and contemporary concepts of information, touching upon the aetiological issues of carcinogenesis
    • Jakov V. TARAROYEV
    Possible solution to the Fermi paradox
    • Milan TASIĆ
    Biocosmology and category theory in mathematics
    From being through mathematics to subjectivity
    On the knowability of the world: From intuition to Turing machines and topos theory
    On the margins of M. Benetatou’s paper: Several notes
    “The oblivion of subject” in philosophy and exactness at the present time: From Protagoras to the theory of chaos
    Biocosmology and the “Socratic problem” in philosophy – Remarks on the “Challenging integralism”. In: Bremer, Josef; Khroutski, Konstantin S.; Klimek, Rudolf and Tadeusiewicz, Ryszard (2017). “Challenging integralism, Aristotelian entelecheia, hyle and morphe (form), and contemporary concepts of information, touching upon the aetiological issues of carcinogenesis (with reflecting feedbacks of Paul Beaulieu, Ana Bazac, Anna Makolkin, Leonardo Chiatti, Milan Tasić and Dariusz Szkutnik),” Biocosmology – Neo-Aristotelism Vol. 7, No. 1 (Winter 2017):8–111; pp. 93–97.
    A pleading for the consistent theory of information based on the Biocosmology (neo-Aristotelism) – Review of the article by Konstantin S. Khroutski & Rudolf Klimek: “Biocosmological definition of Information and its Naturalist causative significance, approaching to evolve the World Information University (WIU),” Biocosmology – neo-Aristotelism, Vol. 8, No 2, Spring 2018.
    • Milana TASIĆ
    Aristotle on causes and laws in the world of living beings
    On the classification of animals according to biological functions, after Aristotle
    On the notion of dynamis in Aristotle’s embryology

    New Integralist Time : New (True – Organicist) interpreting, understanding and applying of Aristotle’s OrganonKosmology – to bringing successes to the contemporary world science

    • Li TONG
    Naturalistic perspectives of traditional Tibetan medicine and contemporary relevance
    • Kayo UEJIMA
    Integrating scientific domains: possibilities of the Nous-Self concept and functionalistic systematic physiology (part 1)
    • Chutatip UMAVIJANI
    Analysis of the Buddha and Aristotle
    Aristotle’s four causes and dependent origination of the Buddha
    • Vuk USKOKOVIĆ
    The Odyssey of co-creation: Sailing between Scylla of Solipsism and Charybdis of Objectivism
    • Jean-Philippe UZAN
    Review of “Mondes Mosaïques: Astres, Villes, Vivant et Robots”, by Jean Audouze, Georges Chapouthier, Denis Laming, et Pierre-Yves Oudeyer
    • Friedrich WALLNER
    Interdisciplinary cooperation: problems and methods
    • Hongyuan WANG

    Biocosmology: A New Philosophy beyond Traditional Mechanical Cosmology

    • Lian Cheng WANG
    Biocosmological descriptions found in Pre-Qin Chinese classics
    • Ming WONG
    A reply to the Comments of George Chapouthier on the book “Traditional ChineseMedicine (TCM) and Metaphysics”
    The theory of Yin and Yang in TCM and Biocosmology
    • Xianjing XIAO

    From Modern Science to Contemporary Science: Rejection of Transcendental Cosmology and Exploration of the Biocosmology Initiative

    • Xiaoyu XU
    The generative dimension, in the light of Aristotle’s substance (hypokeimenon) theory
    • Yuan XU
    A comparative study of Biocosmology and the philosophy of scientific practice
    • Ping YE

    The Value of Biocosmology for Today and Some Issues on the Path toward its Practice: Comments on «Addressing the Scientific Community – the Biocosmology Initiative

    • Kwon Jong YOO
    On the purpose of the mind study for joint with the perspective of Biocosmology
    • Lu ZHANG
    Reintroduction of the Aristotelian entelechy in Leibniz’s theory of substance in the 17th century
    • Xinyan ZHANG

    Consciousness and its meaning, ontologically

    • Xiuhua ZHANG
    The mind in process: Meaning of Chinese philosophy of mind on mind ecology studies
    Towards Engineering 4.0: A contemporary expression of Biocosmology and neo-Aristotelism

    The Methodological Value of the Biocosmology Initiative and Its Contemporary Implications for the Construction of a New Civilization

    • Chengxin ZHAO
    Naturalistic perspectives of traditional Tibetan medicine and contemporary relevance
    • Guowen ZHOU

    Biocosmology: A New Philosophy beyond Traditional Mechanical Cosmology

    • Yingyin ZHU

    Biocosmology: A New Philosophy beyond Traditional Mechanical Cosmology