Deep Time Cards
Reviewer: David Lorimer
Category: Science Philosophy of Science
I remember the experience in San Francisco in 1997 at the State of the World Forum of doing the kind of deep time walk recorded…… Read More »
Category: Science Philosophy of Science
8 Lecons Essentielles sur la Science Quantique
Emmanuel Ransford is a brilliant expositor of quantum theory and author of a number of previous books on the subject as it relates to consciousness.…… Read More »
The Last Butterflies
The author has devoted his life to butterflies and here he considers six of the rarest species as well as the extinction of the British…… Read More »
The Newton Papers
This fascinating book traces the history of Newton's papers since his death in 1727 to the present day. He died intestate, and the first investigators…… Read More »
On the Life of Galileo
This book is a major scholarly achievement and represents the first collection and translation into English of the earliest biographical accounts of Galileo's life ranging…… Read More »
SCIENCE AND ENLIGHTENMENT – Two great problems of learning
Nicholas Maxwell's book From Knowledge to Wisdom was first published in 1984, 35 years ago, and he has continued to propagate its basic argument with…… Read More »
THE UNIVERSE IN A SINGLE ATOM
Although this book was written some years ago, it has lost none of its relevance in relation to the subject matter, even though some areas…… Read More »
Nature and the Greeks
This is a book I have been meaning to read for a long time, like Physics and Philosophy by Sir James Jeans - especially having…… Read More »
The Territories of Human Reason
Alister McGrath is Professor of Science and Religion at Oxford and an important voice in the science and religion field, with a background in both…… Read More »
Bees and the Ancient Mysteries
Another remarkable short book from the Steiner tradition with a pertinent foreword observing how we have industrialised the bee along with everything else so that…… Read More »