The future of post-human formal science: a preface to a new theory of abstraction and application

Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Press (2010)
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Abstract

What exactly is so appealing in formal science, such that its influence can be seen in numerous disciplines? This contemporary addiction to practical convenience in formal science has turned a blind eye to its other side. This book provides a way to understand the nature of formal science, in relation to systems theory for practical convenience.

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