Reductionist materialism has led to mastery of nature, but also to a
feeling of alienation, resulting in us making the world increasingly
inhospitable to life. The Marriage of Sense and Thought, synergistically
co-written by Stephen Edelglass, Georg Maier, Hans Gebert and John Davy,
soft-spokenly explores the psychology underpinning science and proposes from a
Rudolph Steiner perspective how to bring back real flavour, charm and colour
into scientific practice. Published by Lindisfarne Press, $16.95, ISBN
0940262827.
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