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71 pages of results. 321. Challenge to the Integrity of Science [Journals] [Pensee]
... the reaction against the book and its author, from certain quarters of the scientific establishment in the United States in the years following its publication. So outrageous were some aspects of this reaction when compared with the strictly rational ethic which is supposed to govern the scientist in his evaluation of new work that the situation eventually attracted the attention of the psychologists. An entire special issue of the American Behavioral Scientist (September, 1963) was devoted to this extraordinary story and this material was later expanded into a book, The Velikovsky Affair (1966). Clearly, it is difficult to evaluate a work of this kind .. . The problem is rendered more difficult by the increasing specialization ...
322. Velikovsky At Princeton [Journals] [Pensee]
... back a little and start over again." He appealed for an interdisciplinary approach to education: "Astronomers never took heed of the findings made by the low temperature physicists on the behavior of matter at very low temperatures. The temperature of interplanetary space is close to absolute zero. This is only one example. . . The field of psychology will soon lift the barrier separating it from the natural sciences .. . We are only at the very beginning of understanding what mind' is and what it can do." The day following Velikovsky's lecture, filming continued in Princeton's Firestone Library. Velikovsky had expected to be photographed while working in the library, and he protested when ...
323. A Short Biography of Immanuel Velikvosky [Journals] [SIS Review]
... until 1939, they lived first in Jerusalem, where Velikovsky worked as a general practitioner, and then, after a course of study in Vienna under Dr. Wilhelm Stekel, in Haifa and Tel-Aviv, where is specialized in psychoanalysis. Despite the demands of his practice during those years, he was able to publish a number of papers on psychology, some in Freud's Imago. One of his papers was the first to suggest that pathological encephalograms would be found characteristic of epilepsy. He also planned the establishment of an academy of science in Jerusalem and started a new series, Scripta Academia Hierosolymitana, to which Weizmann contributed the first paper, in biochemistry. Freud's Heroes Velikovsky knew Freud ...
324. Focus [Journals] [SIS Review]
... appeared in Kronos.) KRONOS, A Journal of Interdisciplinary Synthesis, c/o Prof. Warner Sizemore, Glassboro State College, Glassboro, N.J . 08028. Kronos, which has most American Velikovskians on its editorial staff, has now published 6 issues and is halfway through its second volume. After stressing "the historical, psychological and sociological parameters" in its first issue, Kronos has contained articles treating both the "hard" and "soft" sciences since the demise of Pensée, including some papers of a very high standard. Velikovsky himself has promised to supply regular contributions, and Kronos is now the major American journal in the field. Contents of the ...
325. SIS Renewals [Journals] [SIS Review]
... COUNCIL FOR THE SOCIAL STUDIES In 1976, the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) introduced the special areas study section known as the Special Interest Group (SIG) to allow individuals concerned with specialised areas to meet together and share ideas during the Annual NCSS Fall Meeting. To date, SIGs have been formed on such topics as Psychology, Moral Education, Teacher Training, etc. Bob Stahl has recently proposed to the NCSS SIG division a "SIG: Velikovsky Reconsidered." At present it is anticipated that if by July 1, 1978 Stahl receives the names of 15 NCSS members who are interested in being part of this SIG, a two-hour Business Meeting' for ...
326. Focus [Journals] [SIS Review]
... to function sanely overrides the need to remember. Thus primal fears which exist in memory because of terrors experienced directly or historically are forgotten in the interest of day to day functioning of the organism. Attempts to dredge out and restore these memories to consciousness produce non-rational reactions. End of the world. From Recollections of a Fallen Sky, "Psychological Aspects of the Work of Immanuel Velikovsky." "JOHN MACGREGOR, an art historian and psychotherapist, has applied psychiatry to the study of art. His paper is the result of work done to clarify the views of FREUD and JUNG on the possibility of inherited transmission of memories, and examines dreams which have cosmic content. Patients often ...
327. "Worlds in Collision" and the Prince of Denmark: II. Hamlet and Meso-American Myth [Journals] [SIS Review]
... . At the beginning, however, several propositions must be set forth, the first of which concerns myth. Because this paper will rely heavily on correspondences between Hamlet and different bodies of folk narrative, a general statement of purpose is in order. Briefly, this paper is predicated upon the concept that myth is truth; not simply private psychological truth, after FREUD, or symbolic, archetypal truth, after JUNG, or seasonal, vegetative truth, after FRAZER, but also literal historical truth, after Velikovsky. It is this principle upon which Worlds in Collision itself is based [2 ]. Myth is a communal language, perhaps a universal one. It is collective expression ...
328. Velikovsky and His Heroes [Journals] [SIS Review]
... been a Contributing Editor of Kronos, and Editorial Associate of the S.I .S . Review to which he has contributed several historical studies. Martin Sieff's highly original - and often provocative - analysis of Velikovsky's writings demonstrates the error of those critics who seek to label Velikovsky as a biblical fundamentalist. A close examination of the literary and psychological clues in his writings shows that the personal motivations which may have helped shape his work were actually far from being religious. The great religious leaders of the Old Testament, such as Moses and Elijah hardly figure at all in Ages in Chaos and Worlds in Collision Instead, pride of place is given to three other figures, Isaiah, ...
329. Centuries of Darkness? - the reviewers reviewed [Journals] [SIS Review]
... in SIS. Velikovsky is mentioned - and severely dismissed - but so are all their predecessors in the field of major chronological revision. Evidently it did not suit Kitchen to complain of their modified Torr' solution for ancient chronology. Kitchen's comments on their methodology similarly overstate the case: ". .. their work is flawed by the same psychological hang-ups and methodological and factual errors as Velikovsky's. They show a constant paranoia about gaps' and dark ages' .. . They consistently forget that gaps' and dark ages' are often simply gaps in modern knowledge, not in antiquity; they simply draw attention to what is yet to be discovered. The political history of Syria ...
330. The Velikovskian Vol. IV, No. 1: Contents [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... and The Velikovskian. He has also contributed to Proceeding of the Immanuel Velikovsky Centennial 1895-1995, just published. His work appears in ABA the Glory and the Torment. The Life of Dr. Immanuel Velikovsky, written by Velikovsky's daughter, Ruth Velikovsky Sharon, Ph.D . He has also contributed to the book, Rebels & Devils The Psychology of Liberation, with distinguished authors as Robert Anton Wilson, William S. Burroughs, and Timothy Leary. He has presented papers at both national and international conferences on Catastrophism and is the editor-in-chief of this journal. He resides in Forest Hills, New York. ...
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