On the Road to a Unified Science of Culture

Toward a unified path of cultural science: pothole Since we carefully watched culture far beyond the requirements of survival, our research on art, music and pure mathematics from the biological point of view is " It is useless. " Dawkins (1987) 5 introduces the concept of meme, although it is similar, but separate from genes, in order to explain this mysterious phenomenon in 'Selfish Gene Transmission'. The resulting field, Meme is the closest battlefield between the fields. The cultural approach to natural science is still a long-awaited debut of integrated science, but interdisciplinary research does not transcend the traditional academic boundaries.

Traditionally, cultural studies have been left up to cultural anthropologists. However, in recent years, scientists, historians, literary critics have done cultural research. It is linking these eclectic culturists that they choose "themes that work assumption is considered natural and try to prove that they are culturally constrained" (Heller, 1990). Cultural research in science education has transformed implicit assumptions into distinct research questions. In other words, it is important for scientific educators to understand the basic cultural beliefs that students bring to students and how they support them. . Culture; because science education can only succeed if science can find places in student's cognitive and socio-cultural environment.

Contextual compositionism: the influence of culture on science and education William W. Coburn West Michigan University, bill.cobern @ wmich.edu

Culture is a group of general personal beliefs. Today, on this planet, we share many different, often contradictory, cultural beliefs. However, we form a consensus science that we call science itself a culture that contains many different beliefs. But the core of science is approaching faith agreement. Scientific methods themselves, more specifically, if someone applies to their own experiences, scientific thinking methods will inevitably lead to a common set of beliefs. Today more people are ready to accept an understanding of this common understanding and the majority of mankind is not ready yet. Scientific thinking has traditionally been applied to the objective world, but when subjectively applied to the inner world where each of us lives, it helps us reach an agreement It is valid as well.

As the 21st century begins, new scientific concepts are born. This is a unified view that first integrated the biological, cognitive, social and economic aspects of life. At the forefront of modern science, the universe is no longer seen as a machine consisting of basic components. We find that the physical world is ultimately a network of relationship patterns indivisible and that the whole earth is a living self-regulating system. Evolution is no longer considered a competitive struggle for survival but is considered a cooperative dance that is driven by creativity and new novelty. Complexity, network, and organizational model are emphasized, new quality science is gradually being born.