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36 pages of results. 181. Why Alternative Science? [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... my title refers not to some new kind of science, hitherto undiscovered: it refers to a scientific attitude that is the opposite of closed: an approach that is willing to confront anomalous and disturbing data, even when that evidence is deeply traumatic to our settled world view. Alternative science, open science, is the science of Newton, Einstein and Dirac- it just hasn't had time to become respectable yet. By Richard Milton, www.alternativescience.com ...
182. Notices [Journals] [Kronos]
... ; C. J. Ransom and David Carlyle, the physicists who put together the 1971 bulletin, "Lunar Probes and Velikovsky's Advance Claims"; William Birenbaum, president, Staten Island Community College; and others. Velikovsky discusses the genesis of his ideas, sets forth the outlines of a catastrophe involving Saturn, reminisces concerning his debates with Einstein, and speaks of Freud's theories. \cdrom\pubs\journals\kronos\vol0803\iiinotce.htm ...
183. Notices [Journals] [Kronos]
... ? which he intends to publish in association with the Center for Velikovskian and Interdisciplinary Studies and KRONOS Press. Scheduled for publication in early 1976. A chapter entitled "The Third Option" appears in a current issue of the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists under the title "The Ultimate Catastrophe". Another chapter entitled "The Personal Tragedy of Albert Einstein" is to be printed in Issue No. 4 of KRONOS. Purchase inquiries should be addressed to Prof. Warner B. Sizemore, Dept. of Philosophy & Religion, Glassboro State College, Glassboro, N. J. 08028. \cdrom\pubs\journals\kronos\vol0103\091notce.htm ...
184. Ad: Available from Pacific Meridian [Journals] [Aeon]
... Samuel R. Windsor) $30.00 The Recent Organization of the Solar System (Donald W. Patten & Samuel R. Windsor)- $30.00 Catastrophism and the Old Testament (Donald W. Patten)- $14.95 Environment of Violence (C . Warren Hunt)- $30.00 Escape from Einstein (Ronald R. Hatch)- $28.00 Essays The 108-Year Cyclicism of Ancient Catastrophes- $5 .00 The Pre-Flood Greenhouse Effect- $4 .00 The Origin and Decay of the Earth's Geomagnetic Field- $3 .00 The Ice Age of Mars- $3 .00 Noah's Ark: 24,000 Deadweight ...
185. An Objective Approach to the Work of Velikovsky [Articles]
... continuing support and investigation, but of scholarly and scientific support and investigation, buttressed by rigid objectivity and scientific scholarship. What I am insisting is that Dr. Velikovsky, who was undoubtedly a brilliant man, suffered from the same limitations as did all brilliant men before him, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Ptolemy, Newton, Darwin, Einstein, namely human fallibility. I realize that many of you must be thinking that Velikovsky denied any infallibility in the introduction to AIC, yes indeed he did, and his supporters, too, are quick to say, of course Velikovsky made mistakes, but in dealing with Velikovsky personally and in dealing with so many of his supporters, ...
186. In Memoriam: Dr Immanuel Velikovsky [Journals] [SIS Review]
... being. So much of Velikovsky is alive, it is conceited to call him dead. One needs to remind oneself, even here, even a few yards from his home, that he has departed. What is to be published of his now? There is much, none of it quite ready for the presses. His exchanges with Einstein are almost in final written form; here his advocacy of electromagnetic forces in astrophysics is on stage. His book on the Saturn catastrophe needs only modest attentions. The two remaining links of his reconstruction of ancient history - dealing with the Greek Dark Ages' and the Assyrian conquests - are nearly completed. Several volumes of materials concerning the ...
187. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Adventists. We find visions of global catastrophes in the work of authors and poets. In our psychiatric practise we meet psychotic patients - schizophrenics - whose overtly catastrophic hallucinations and delusions are revealed as the deep layers of their unconscious minds come to the surface. In our age, after World War I, two great men of our generation, Einstein and Freud, exchanged their ideas about preventing war. Freud was pessimistic; psychiatry had failed in helping to manage international conflicts. Psychiatrist and psychoanalyst theorized about the mental origin of war-making. In 1939 Velikovsky and others thought that repression of homo-erotic tendencies was a contributing factor. Another school of thought held that the envy of older men for ...
188. Editor's Notes & News [Journals] [SIS Review]
... , C. Ginenthal, Prof. G. Borgonovo, Prof. R. Laras, Prof. Dalil Boubakeur, Dr. Techeng Kong, We hope to carry a report in a forthcoming issue of Chronology & Catastrophism Review. Errata In C&CR 1998:2 , p. 50, in the review of Ronald Hatch's Escape from Einstein, the paragraph referring to the Silvertooth experiment should have read: ' .. . he claims that others have been unable to replicate Silvertooth's results'. In Dale Murphie's It's Time to Get Serious about Manetho' (C &CR 1998:1 ), in the Table on p. 7 Manetho revisited' in Group 3 of ...
189. Speakers at the Conference [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Astronomy (with D. Clerk, 2 vols., 1977) and Orbital Motion (1978). Professor Roy is a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society. DR IMMANUEL VELIKOVSKY studied at the Universities of Edinburgh and Karkhov, gaining his medical degree at Moscow University in 1921. He then moved to Berlin where he founded, with Albert Einstein as science editor, the publication Scripta Universitatis atque Bibliothecae Hierosolymitanarum. After a period practising medicine in Palestine, he moved to Vienna to study psychoanalysis with Wilhelm Stekel, and published work in this field in Freud's journal Imago, as well as establishing a new series of writings, Scripta Academica. In 1939 he moved to the U. ...
190. Moderating the Middle Ages [Journals] [SIS Review]
... , or other changes in the skies, his reconstruction may even err on the side of caution. He observes, For a historian of the 20th century, the very thought that chronologists have followed an erroneous scheme for several hundred years naturally seems to be absurd, for it contradicts accepted tradition and the cultural knowledge assimilated since childhood'. Einstein observed that most people are incapable of forming opinions which differ from the prejudices of their social environment. Let us not on these grounds cast out all traditional history but consider especially the possibility of its carrying about 300 bogus years, for which there appears to be evidence. 1,000? Maybe .. . or maybe this is ...
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