Titlebook: Expanding Worldviews: Astrobiology, Big History and Cosmic Perspectives; Ian Crawford Conference proceedings 2021 The Editor(s) (if applic

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Low-Order Lagrange Finite Elements,t hope of seeking an underlying unity to all knowledge. The essay describes the fragmentation of knowledge in the twentieth century and discusses reasons for that sea-change in the modern knowledge system. But it also argues that the period of extreme disciplinarity, in which the disciplines blocked

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Small Business and the Covid-19 Pandemicr those who wish to understand the nature of the universe in “splendid isolation”, only looking outwards and upwards. SETI can help re-expand all of our horizons but the discovery of extraterrestrial intelligence may also require its own practitioners to abandon preconceptions of what constitutes in

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at intermittently re-target particular stellar systems. These sequences of electromagnetic message-signals arguably remain as the furthest recurring traces of purposeful human agency and representational material practices, but they also reshape the mindscapes of described societies at home. The sym

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,Das FlexAbility-Projekt im überblick, theories of value”. With an eye toward psychology, we will consider if and how such perspectives might inform, or possibly suffice as worldviews, suggesting generally that the universe may suffice for some people some of the time, but probably not for most people most of the time. An earlier versio

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Rüdiger Karpf-Wissel,Julia W?lschereanic portends? Moreover, how do the ways in which the cosmos is figured have traction upon how the Earth is configured, necessitating a more cosmic perspective to be integrated into our worldviews? To address these questions, waterworld imaginaries, astrobiological hypotheses and the blue humanitie

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Mosab Alfaqeeh,David B. Skillicorncosmic context, while big history aims to integrate human history into the deeper evolutionary history of the Universe. Although there are differences in emphasis, and in the intellectual backgrounds of many of their practitioners, big history and astrobiology share much in common, especially their