The Quantum Self: A Revolutionary View of Human Nature and Consciousness Rooted in the New Physics

Bloomsbury Academic (1990)
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Combining physics, philosophy and psychology, this book offers a revolutionary theory of the origins and nature of consciousness in terms of the new physics, pointing the way towards a new vision of the human self and its relationships, hence a new "quantum psychology" and a new "quantum morality". Written in an accessible style that makes quantum physics comprehensible, this book aims to interest anyone interested in the dynamics of the human personality and its dialogue with the physical world.;The author has also written "Through the Time Barrier: A Study of Precognition and Modern Physics".

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