INTELLIGENCE IN NATURE
Ironically, although we are intelligent, and can perceive remarkable intelligence in nature, there is a strong scientific resistance to an open-minded investigation of 'intelligent design'…… Read More »
Book Reviews
Nature's Due: Healing Our Fragmented Culture
This remarkable book is Brian Goodwin's biological testament, summing up the work he has been doing throughout his career since the 1960s along with the…… Read More »
Made For Laughter
Sheila Cassidy first became known as the doctor imprisoned and tortured in Chile in the 1970s. On her return to England, she became an advocate…… Read More »
How Slow can you Waterski?
A stimulating selection from the Guardian's 'This Week' column. Designed for browsing, the articles are are classified under the number of headings such as minds…… Read More »
War in Human Civilization
In this highly acclaimed book, Azar Gat, professor of national security at Tel Aviv University, traces the origins of of through lenses of a variety…… Read More »
Existentialism - A very short introduction
Existentialism does not normally receive a very good press in English philosophy departments. It was unusual to be able to follow a course in existentialism…… Read More »
Mind, Body & Spirit - Diary 2007
Reviewer: David Lorimer
If you haven't already ordered your desk diary, you may well want to order this one. Each month focuses on a different aspect of personal…… Read More »
The Philosophy of War and Peace
A study of what thinking people have thought about war and wars covering a great many areas. The main parts considered justice and the just…… Read More »
A Democratic Europe: An Alternative to the European Union
As an MP 50 years ago, Sir Richard Body was one of a small group to recommend that Sir Anthony Eden attend the conference laying…… Read More »
Viktor Schauberger - A Life of Learning from Nature
I have reviewed a number of books about Viktor Schauberger since Alick Bartholomew began publishing these in the early 1990s. His own book came out…… Read More »