Physics is Part of Culture and the Basis of Technology

In DPG (ed.), Physics - Physics Research: Topics, Significance and Prospects. DPG (2000)
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Abstract

Fundamental aspects of modern life owe their existence to the achievements of scientific reason. In other words, science is an integral element of the modern world and simultaneously the epitome of the rational nature of a technical culture that makes up the essence of the modern world. Without science, the modern world would lose its very nature and modern society its future. Right from the start, physics forms the core of European scientific development. It is the original paradigm of science, the foundation of technology and a constitutive part of a rational culture. It will remain a model methodological discipline in the future and its strengths will be used fruitfully in interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary collaboration.

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Stephan Hartmann
Ludwig Maximilians Universität, München

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