History's Changing Climate: Climate Science, Genomics, and the Emerging Consilient Approach to Interdisciplinary History
Michael McCormick
Consilience refers to the quality of investigations that draw conclusions from forms evidence are epistemologically distinct. The term seems particularly apt for produced by natural-scientific on one hand and historical archaeological studies other. points areas underlying unity humanistic scientific investigation— a arising reality itself; it represents convergence in parallel but independent results deductions much more robust than any investigation would be able produce its own.
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