Integrity Formation Concerns. Variations on the Theme of Transdisciplinarity

Abstract

The article analyses transdisciplinarity as a phenomenon presented in a broad variety of bioconceptographical types enacted in contemporary scientifi c research. Variativity, as an essential principle of human activity, implies an eternal problem – that of becoming a whole (the latter viewed as the included third which gives meaning to any act of communicative interaction). Problematizing the whole by means of transdisciplinary approach prompts a shift of accents while reassessing the single-multiple problem, traditional for philosophy; this requires a relevant conceptual language capable to monitor the grasping of the problem-solving process.