C.G. JUNG FACE TO FACE WITH CHRISTIANITY
Subtitled 'dreaming the myth onwards', this volume consists of a series of in-depth conversations with leading Jungian analysts and scholars exploring Jung's lifelong wrestling with…… Read More »
Book Reviews
The Mountain of Silence
After training as a sociologist and arriving in the US, Kyriacos held a standard academic agnostic view, looking down on traditionally religious people from this…… Read More »
The Anxious Generation
Human history is punctuated by some major milestones: when we first learnt to harness fire so that we could cook our food, when we developed…… Read More »
The Pfizer Papers
Weighing in at 1.25 kilograms, with a girth larger than a page of A4, this mighty tome aims to punch the lights out of drug…… Read More »
SANE ASYLUMS
If you are at all interested in mental illness and psychiatry (and who of us in the Scientific and Medical Network are not?), you will…… Read More »
Man and Technics
Oswald Spengler (1880-1936) was a cultural historian most famous for his 1917 book, The Decline of the West, which shocked the public with its pessimistic…… Read More »
THE DAO OF COMPLEXITY
This remarkable book is distinguished by its illuminating exploration of the contemporary complex world, which is characterised by unpredictability, interconnectedness, and constantly changing flows. Boulton's…… Read More »
OUR STONE AGE BRAIN IN THE SCREEN AGE
Are we becoming ‘humans doing’ rather than ‘human beings’, the author asks in this hugely significant book. He is concerned about the rapid change in…… Read More »
PURE HUMAN
In this very important and timely book, Gregg spells out the implications for our humanness of a transition to transhumanism – 'Human 2.0' – in…… Read More »
They Built the Earth
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