Titlebook: Back to the University‘s Future; The Second Coming of Steve Fuller Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusi

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2570-0251 riginal context.Proposes a solution that renovates key theme.This volume addresses the central question facing the future of higher education around the world, whether and why universities need to exist at all. This book accepts the question’s premise: It is not clear that the university is any long

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Book 2023 This book accepts the question’s premise: It is not clear that the university is any longer needed as an institution -- that is, unless its defenders recover what had made the university the revolutionary institution that over the past two centuries has not only defined the shape of modern systemat

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Deviant Interdisciplinarity as Philosophy Humboldt-Style,mal interdisciplinarity began to take hold, resulting in today’s fixation on ‘expertise’. Prospects for a post-philosophical, deviant interdisciplinary vision are explored, largely through the lens of what after Jean-Baptiste Lamarck is now called ‘biology’. The chapter concludes with an Epilogue th

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Hearing the Call of Science: Back from Max Weber to Francis Bacon,ace of a majority opinion, which is linked to Francis Bacon’s effort to make inquiry as game-like as possible, especially via the design of ‘crucial experiments’, a practice championed in the twentieth century by Karl Popper. The chapter ends by considering the Humboldtian university as governed und

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The University as the Site of Utopian Knowledge Capitalism,ome from above (Saint-Simon) or below (Proudhon). This chapter explores what is worth reviving in these relatively suppressed strands of socialism’s history, concluding with a reassessment of the Popperian tradition in the philosophy of science, which can be understood as exploring a second-order ve

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Book 2023s made difficult because many of the concrete achievements associated with the Humboldtian university – not least academic disciplines and nation-states – are increasingly seen as problematic if not obsolete. However, the global reach of the Humboldtian vision in its 19th century and 20th century he

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