Examines the influences on and impact of Thomas Kuhn's The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.

This book belongs in some sense to the tradtition of Fritjof Capra and 'the Tao of Physics', but is more modern, braver and comprehensive.

"One might wonder if there is anything new to say about Thomas Kuhn and his views on science. Scholarship on Kuhn, though, has changed dramatically in the last 20 years. This is so for a number reasons"--

In this book, Brad Wray argues that Kuhn provides a useful framework for developing an epistemology of science that takes account of the constructive role that social factors play in scientific inquiry.

An in-depth, meticulously documented exploration of the ecological wisdom of Native Peoples from around the world Arranged thematically, Wisdom of the Elders contains sacred stories and traditions on the interrelationships between humans ...

The book offers a balanced perspective, steering clear of scientism and reductionism, and instead presents a holistic approach to understanding the human condition.

Cambridge research scientist Rupert Sheldrake, who wrote this book in India, calls into question many of our fundamental concepts about life and consciousness, reinterpreting the so called laws of nature in this path breaking book.

The origins of life remains one of the great unsolved mysteries of science.