Science, Objectivity, and Consciousness

ICRL Press
Ebook
270
Pages
Eligible

About this ebook

This thought-provoking work offers a profound scholarly examination of how the process of objectification has come to limit our scientific and philosophical views of reality. The author proposes a new self-reflective interdisciplinary science of consciousness, one that recognizes subjective experience as a vital component of the activity of consciousness. By creating a bridge over the subject-object divide, Emilios Bouratinos hopes to open a door to a new kind of science, leading to both the betterment of research in many fields and the long-term assurance of human survival.

About the author

EMILIOS BOURATINOS studied law in Athens and philosophy in Innsbruck, Austria. He has published numerous essays and written seven books in Greek. The last three are Minoan Religion, Consciousness and the Environment in Ancient Greece, and The End of Reason. He was the managing editor of the cultural magazine Dialogos for 23 years in Athens. He is especially keen on an interdisciplinary science of consciousness, which will be conscious of itself, so that it can contribute something substantial toward a much-needed change of direction in both science and society.

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