How to pronounce “consilience” in English

He's still living. He's approaching 90.He has a book from 1998 called "Consilience the Unity of Knowledge." And he explains in the introduction of the book that we can really blame a lot of our scientific problemson the French Revolution.

And we get politics not necessarily based on a collective view of science.So there's a call for consilience of knowledge, which means unity of knowledge, moving towards interdisciplinary and systems view of the whole.This is the picture post-normal science.

Rorty was rigorously anti-consensus.I remember when E.O. Wilson published this very popular book called "Consilience," which is about how all science and humanities can come togetherinto a happy harmony.

He wrote that "the American girl is well acquainted with her body's seductive capacity.I recently read a book by Edward O. Wilson – 'Consilience', where he made the argument that science needs to encroach on the areas of arts and some other areas in curriculum.

Consilience basically means unity of knowledge.Physics is more consilient than sociology, not because physicists are smarter than sociologists, but because physics has organized its knowledgebase in a way where there are these organized, coherent trees of knowledge.

Again, I'll explain this.And then you also build what are called consilient trees of knowledge.Consilience basically means unity of knowledge.