Unfinished The aquarian frontier and the evolution of consciousness [hardcover] Roszak, Theodore [Jan 01, 1975]

Unfinished Animal: The Aquarian Frontier and the Evolution of Consciousness

Politics & Social Sciences

THEODORE ROSZAK

Philosophy

Harpercollins

Thought-provoking study on human creativity and its community drive centering around the counter culture of the 1960s youth. Great read to see how that generation with its ideals have sold out and joined author Roszak's "technocrat". Great book for a discussion.

The Making Of A Counter Culture: Reflections of the Technocratic Society and Its Youthful Opposition

Social Sciences

Anchor Books/Doubleday & Co, Inc.

First Edition. First Printing - Stated. Some shelf and edge wear, small tears and creasing to dust jacket. Pages are clean and binding is tight. Solid Book.

The Dissenting Academy

Pantheon Books / Random House

Flicker

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

BANTAM BOOKS

The aquarian frontier and the evolution of consciousness, examines many contemporary preoccupations, experiemental pscyotherapy, occult studies, meditation healing and much more. 1976 slight wear to cover

Unfinished Animal: Aquarian Frontier and the Evolution of Consciousness

Faber and Faber

The Earth colony of Landin has been stranded on Werel for ten years, and ten of Werel's years are over 600 terrestrial years, and the lonely and dwindling human settlement is beginning to feel the strain. Every winter, a season that lasts for 15 years, the Earthmen have neighbors: the humanoid hilfs, a nomadic people who only settle down for the cruel cold spell. The hilfs fear the Earthmen, whom they think of as witches and call the farborns. But hilfs and farborns have common enemies: the hordes of ravaging barbarians called gaals and eerie preying snow ghouls. Will they join forces or be annihilated? Planet of Exile is the second in the Hainish Cycle series. (preceeded by Rocannon's World and followed by City of Illusions.)

Planet of Exile

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

Littlehampton Book Services Ltd.

When Dierdre Vale refuses to use her ability to monitor the dreams of others in the case of a woman deemed harmful to national security, she finds herself locked in conflict with another powerful dreamwatcher

Dreamwatcher

GRAFTON

Great read on history of computers and thinking process of how they got to where they are.

The Cult of Information : The Folklore of Computers and the True Art of Thinking

Computers & Technology

Paladin Books

Nobody could have imagined that information technology, the towering colossus that dominates our world, would meet its match in an innocent, six-year-old girl named Daphne. Yet the vengeful horror that this psychically gifted child lures out of the secret recesses of the world's computers rapidly grows into a global calamity. As the crisis deepens, powers darker and more mysterious than modern science can understand must be invoked in order to defend a threatened humanity. In Bugs, Theodore Roszak offers a tour de force exercise in science fiction. He ingeniously combines the divergent worlds of high tech, the occult, and feminist psychology. With admirable ambiguity, he leaves us to wonder if Daphne's "bugs"-these arcane forces that stubbornly resist the advance of technology-are mankind's enemies or allies.

BUGS

Genre Fiction

iUniverse

What is the "Longevity Dividend" and who will get it? If anti-aging medicine works, why do anti-aging doctors die? Is Google making us smart or stupid? These questions and more are answered by the nation's leading longevity experts in the new book Longevity Rules: How to Age Well Into the Future. The authors use the forum to help policymakers and the public better understand the aging experience. Compelling facts and figures support the provocative commentaries. In the past century, which demographers describe as the "Age of Longevity," human beings have extended life expectancy by nearly 30 years -- a bigger increase than during the past 50 centuries. Now the prevailing concern among experts is this: How will we respond to the extraordinary challenges that accompany our new longevity? The U.S. Census will confirm, as Boomers reach age 65 starting in 2011 and more people than ever before will be considered "old," America must face the challenges of a new (or old) demographic reality. T

Longevity Rules: How to Age Well Into the Future

M.D.

Ellen J. Langer

William H. Thomas

Robert N. Butler

Eskaton

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