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2. THREE INTERDISCIPLINARY PROJECTS OF HUMANITY English: Whewell – unity of science through theology (Newton) o Make science teachable (how to do normal science) o Science as humanity incorporated German: Hegel – unity of science through self-realization (Goethe) o Make science empowering (how to exercise judgement) o Education as personal enhancement French: Saint-Simon – unity of science through technocracy (Bacon) o Make science implementable (how to govern society) o Europe as civil engineering project

3. THREE QUESTIONS ABOUT DISCIPLINARITY AND KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION 1. Can universities survive as institutions for autonomous inquiry without disciplines as buffers against the market? 2. Can disciplines survive without state-based interlocking resources for education, research, accreditation and application? Is postmodernism/neo-liberalism about the functionalisation or the fragmentation of the knowledge system?