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Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9781437515602
ISBN: 1437515606
Label: BiblioBazaar
Manufacturer: BiblioBazaar
Number Of Pages: 382
Publication Date: February 25, 2008
Publisher: BiblioBazaar
Release Date: February 25, 2008
Sales Rank: 396733
Studio: BiblioBazaar
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Product Description: THE THIRD CANON OF THOUGHT; A KEY TO THE ENIGMAS OF THE WORLD. Translated from the Russian by NICHOLAS BESSARABOFF AND CLAUDE BRAGDON
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I agree with the previous review. The math is faulty, the philosophy the same. Ouspensky is a hack. This book is a mere curiosity, nothing more! Reader beware: The Fellowship of Friends, an international cult uses Ouspenskian philosophy as its centerpiece!
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Ouspensky's book impresses upon the reader with remarkable scope and sophistication just how vast and strange our universe really is. Exhaustive, penetrating and wholly satisfying.
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This book takes concentration to read - So do most books concerning logic and mathematics. However, it is well worth the effort and time. Anyone trying to understand the nature of the universe and cosmic consiousness will find this book to be most insightful and helpful.
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I wrote a longer review, but it got deleted. So I'm writing a short one and hope to post a longer one later. I believe Ouspensky should not be taken seriously, because there are parts in this book where he treats objective subjects like mathematics and makes grave errors in reasoning to support his ideas. This is more disturbing in light of the fact he is called a mathematician. He mentions Aristotle, Bacon, and Einstein, but this does not mean his thought is on par with theirs. The fallacies ... Read More
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Ouspensky's philosophy may seem dated to some, but is interesting within its historical context. At the early part of the century, physics, psychology, technologies and arts such as cinema, etc. were coming into the public consciousness. Through the mediums of the phonograph, the photograph, and the film, time and space were fractured - one didn't need to be somewhere to experience something. Our understanding of the nature of the universe had been undermined by physicists and mathematicians such ... Read More
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