Arun Bala is a physicist and philosopher of science. He is the author of The Dialogue of Civilizations in the Birth of Modern Science, the editor of Asia, Europe and the Emergence of Modern Science, and co-editor of The Bright Dark Ages: Comparative and Connective Perspectives. He has held teaching and visiting positions at the National University of Singapore as well as the University of Toronto, Western University, and Dalhousie University, Canada.

• 1. Complementarity Beyond Physics.- 2. Biological Complementarity of the Molecular and Functional.- 3. Psychological Complementarity of Spectator and Actor.- 4. Anthropological Complementarity of the Natural and Cultural.- 5. Complementarity and Unity of Knowledge.

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Arun Bala is a physicist and philosopher of science. He is the author of The Dialogue of Civilizations in the Birth of Modern Science, the editor of Asia, Europe and the Emergence of Modern Science, and co-editor of The Bright Dark Ages: Comparative and Connective Perspectives. He has held teaching and visiting positions at the National University of Singapore as well as the University of Toronto, Western University, and Dalhousie University, Canada.

• 1. Complementarity Beyond Physics.- 2. Biological Complementarity of the Molecular and Functional.- 3. Psychological Complementarity of Spectator and Actor.- 4. Anthropological Complementarity of the Natural and Cultural.- 5. Complementarity and Unity of Knowledge.

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Arun Bala is a physicist and philosopher of science. He is the author of The Dialogue of Civilizations in the Birth of Modern Science, the editor of Asia, Europe and the Emergence of Modern Science, and co-editor of The Bright Dark Ages: Comparative and Connective Perspectives. He has held teaching and visiting positions at the National University of Singapore as well as the University of Toronto, Western University, and Dalhousie University, Canada.

• 1. Complementarity Beyond Physics.- 2. Biological Complementarity of the Molecular and Functional.- 3. Psychological Complementarity of Spectator and Actor.- 4. Anthropological Complementarity of the Natural and Cultural.- 5. Complementarity and Unity of Knowledge.

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