Science and Our Spirit, 1989
by: Roger Weir
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Science and Our Spirit
2 of 13 presentations available
Thursdays, Oct 5, 1989 to Dec 28, 1989
Thirteen Classic Books on Thirteen Central Issues Facing a Planetary Culture in a Coming Interstellar Civilization.
- The Tao of Physics: Fritjof Capra, Second Edition, (1983)
An Exploration of the Parallels Between Modern Physics and Eastern Mysticism
Recorded: October 5, 1989
no audio available - Li, Qi, and Shu-Ho Peng Yoke, (1985)
An Introduction to Joseph Needham's Science and Civilization in China
Recorded: October 12, 1989
no audio available - The Philosophy of Niels Bohr-Henry J.Folse,Jr. (1985)
The Framework of Complementarity
Recorded: October 19, 1989
no audio available - Science and the Common Understanding: J. Robert Oppenheimer (1954)
Emphasis on his essay entitled Atom and Void in the Third Millennium
Recorded: October 26, 1989
no audio available - QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter: Richard P. Feynman (1985)
Explores Quantum Electrodynamics
Recorded: November 2, 1989
no audio available - The First Three Minutes: Steven Weinberg (1976)
A Modern View of the Origin of the Universe
Recorded: November 9, 1989
no audio available - The Double Helix: James D. Watson, Critical Edition (1980)
Being a Person Account of the Discovery of the Structure of DNA
Recorded: November 16, 1989
no audio available - Thanksgiving Holiday
Recorded: November 23, 1989
no audio available - Neural Darwinism: Gerald Edelman (1987)
The Theory of Neuronal Group Selection
Recorded: November 30, 1989
no audio available - Origins: Richard E. Leakey and Roger Lewin (1982)
Recorded: December 7, 1989
no audio available - Human Understanding by Stephen Toulmin (1972)
The Collective use and Evaluation of Concepts
Recorded: December 14, 1989
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audio part 2 - First on the Moon: Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin, Jr. (1970)
The Voyage of Apollo 11
Recorded: December 21, 1989
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audio part 2 - Galaxies: Timothy Ferris (1980)
"Heaven's net cast wide. Though its meshes are coarse, nothing slips through." Lao Tzu.
Recorded: December 28, 1989
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