Postmodern Science, The Reproduction of Scientific Charm

Author: David Griffin
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Publish Date: 2004-01-17
Features: This book attempts to prove that persistent naturalism not only refuses to engage in discussions about the meaning of life but is also inappropriate for science itself. The discussion of flexible naturalism in the book is hoped to be given attention by various sectors of China's intellectual community, including philosophy, religion, thinkers, poets, and scientists. Although it is only a form of naturalism, it is a broad sense of naturalism in which freedom, values, objective reality, the role of God in the world (through its actions, values are brought to bear in our lives), ecological ethics, and the study of panpsychology, such as extrasensory perception, telepathy, and the external Qi emission of Chinese Qigong masters, as well as the issue of life after death, all hold a place.