DRESSING UP MYSTICISM AS QUANTUM PHYSICS

Michael Talbot

Robert P Crease, Charles C. Mann

BEYOND THE QUANTUM by Michael Talbot QUANTUM PHYSICS: ILLUSION OR REALITY? by Alastair I. M. Rae THE SHAKY GAME Einstein, Realism, and the Quantum Theory by Arthur Fine THE SOCIAL RELATIONS OF PHYSICS, MYSTICISM, AND MATHEMATICS Studies in Social Structure, Interests, and Ideas by Sal Restivo

Fritjof Capra

Twentieth-century physics has had a profound influence on general philosophical thought, because it has revealed an unsuspected limitation of classical ideas and has necessitated a radical revision of many of our basic concepts. The concept of matter in subatomic physics, for example, is totally different from the traditional material substance of classical physics, and the same is true for concepts like space, time, or causality. These concepts, however, are fundamental to our outlook on the world around us, and with their radical transformation our whole world view has begun to change.

Round Table, Hervé Zwirn C