TRIPPING OVER THE TRUTH
The German biochemist, Dr Otto Warburg (1883-1970), won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1931 for work he had done the nature and…… Read More »
Book Reviews
PLAGUE
Few people had heard of Dr Judy Mikovits six months ago, though she is no stranger to scientific controversy, as this revealing book explains in…… Read More »
RENEWING OUR LIVES
Author's personal history Stan Papenfus was born in South Africa in 1943, and grew up in Cape Town, where he experienced a fusion of cultures…… Read More »
THE INVISIBLE RAINBOW
This seminal book, subtitled 'a history of electricity and life', will transform your understanding of this relationship and especially of the environmental and health effects…… Read More »
ENTANGLED LIFE
In Adventures of Ideas, the originator of process philosophy, Alfred North Whitehead, writes that 'no science can be more secure than the unconscious metaphysics which…… Read More »
Pushing Back to Ofsted
In January, I received an urgent email from Richard about the impending closure by Ofsted of Wynstones Steiner School in Gloucestershire on the grounds of…… Read More »
A Short Philosophy of Birds
This charming and engaging book invites the reader to consider what we can learn from the life of birds on common themes such as vulnerability,…… Read More »
Temenos Academy Review 23
As reported in the last issue, this year saw the passing of Professor Keith Critchlow, who worked closely with Kathleen Raine in finding and maintaining…… Read More »
The Outsiders
Subtitled 'refugees in Europe since 1492', this is an eye-opening and comprehensive account of population movements over the last 500 years, beginning with Catholic rulers…… Read More »
Lost in Thought
In 'an overloaded, superficial, technological world, in which almost everything and everybody is judged by its usefulness, where can we turn for an escape, lasting…… Read More »