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The Last Human Spring: Silent Spring II / Origin of Species II / Walden III / Nurturome I Vs. Genome: Breakthroughs!
A ground-breaking work on nature and humanity. This book deepens the spirit of Silent Spring, and of Walden--into human conservation and healing. It reveals the stunning breakthrough into Nurturome, genome's receiving partner. It breaks open, then completes our prevailing Darwinian view of human evolution; it reveals the Second Missing Link in human development, evolution and sustainability. It redefines and redirects the Environmental Movement--the nature-human debate. It dispels the issue of 'nature vs. nurture', and other key myths of 'civilization', Modernism, and Postmodernism. It reveals the Origin and Emergence of Alien Being--Alienism. It presents the Revelation of Self-life-world. It reveals the Origins of Egoself that comes to displace whole self and whole mind. Over one hundred-fifty subheadings(orchestrated, short essays) mark more surprises on the journey! A vast pot-pourri for laymen, professionals, and students!
Surely, one of the greatest, books of literature ever due to its following attributes: [(a) a complete system of thought and vision in social commentary, philosophy, psychology, social sciences, ecology, human evoluton, development, well-being and sustainability (b), presented by a single Author (c), in one volume (d), to both laymen and professionals (e), in both prose(Ch. I-X.) and poetry( 47 poems in Ch. XI.)(f), with an intense seminality, producing a sheer number of ideas and theses, likely unprecedented(in one book by one Author) in the five thousand year-history of literature].
Surely, one of the greatest, books of literature ever due to its following attributes: [(a) a complete system of thought and vision in social commentary, philosophy, psychology, social sciences, ecology, human evoluton, development, well-being and sustainability (b), presented by a single Author (c), in one volume (d), to both laymen and professionals (e), in both prose(Ch. I-X.) and poetry( 47 poems in Ch. XI.)(f), with an intense seminality, producing a sheer number of ideas and theses, likely unprecedented(in one book by one Author) in the five thousand year-history of literature].
446 pages, Paper, Hard, and ebook
First published November 22, 2002
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August 16, 2009
I agree with and quote (with his permission) Darryl House:
Absorbing, Enlightening and Fascinating!
"The LAST HUMAN SPRING is an absorbing, enlightening, and fascinating work. The ideas are as important as any I've ever read or studied. This is an amazing philospher. I dare say his work may become as important as any by Darwin or B.F. Skinner. This book has profoundly influenced my interpretation of the human condition; and I am committed to getting it into the minds and hands of the world. Bless Heatherly's soul for forming these ideas and publishing them." -- Darryl House, Paradise, California, California, USA, April,2009(this book has 4 Editorial and 2 Reader Reviews at B&N.com)
Absorbing, Enlightening and Fascinating!
"The LAST HUMAN SPRING is an absorbing, enlightening, and fascinating work. The ideas are as important as any I've ever read or studied. This is an amazing philospher. I dare say his work may become as important as any by Darwin or B.F. Skinner. This book has profoundly influenced my interpretation of the human condition; and I am committed to getting it into the minds and hands of the world. Bless Heatherly's soul for forming these ideas and publishing them." -- Darryl House, Paradise, California, California, USA, April,2009(this book has 4 Editorial and 2 Reader Reviews at B&N.com)
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