The selfseeker

Christow, Exeter: Teignvalley Press (2007)
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Abstract

The Selfseeker presents a coherent organic and dialectical epistemology to underpin the science of the environmental movement. Stressing the subjective as well as the objective, empsychon theory returns to the ancient Greek approach which was forgotten after Plato. At once organic and rigorously scientific, The Selfseeker is essential reading for anyone seriously interested in environmental questions and who cares for the future of planet Earth.

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The self and its brain.Stan Klein - 2012 - Social Cognition 30 (4):474-518.

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