Conditions and Features of Unity Concept in Science

In D. Aerts, H. Van Belle & J. Van der Veken (eds.), World Views and the Problem of Synthesis. The Yellow Book of `Einstein Meets Magritte'. Springer. pp. 217-228 (1999)
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It is proposed to analyze the unity of scientific knowledge in terms of its structure-nominative reconstruction.

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