The New Story Of Science: How The New Cosmology Is Reshaping Our View Of Mind, Art, God... And Ourselves
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At the crossroads of physics, philosophy, and human consciousness, The New Story of Science presents a groundbreaking argument: that the revolutionary discoveries of modern cosmology — from quantum mechanics to relativity — are fundamentally reshaping our understanding of mind, art, God, and the very nature of reality. Authors Robert M. Augros and George N. Stanciu, with a preface by Nobel laureate Sir John Eccles, chronicle how the old mechanistic worldview of classical science has been shattered, and in its place, a richer, more nuanced picture of the universe has emerged — one that invites the human spirit back into the scientific conversation. Written with rare clarity and intellectual ambition, the work argues that the new cosmology is not merely a technical revolution confined to laboratories and equations, but a profound cultural shift with deep implications for how civilizations create art, practice faith, and understand the human mind. Augros and Stanciu draw on the insights of leading thinkers across disciplines, illustrating how the frontiers of modern science converge with the oldest questions of human existence. Praised as excellent...extremely valuable...contributes immensely to our understanding of reality by the *New Oxford Review*, this is a work that dares to ask: if science has changed its story, what does that mean for ours?
Author: Robert M. Augros And George N. Stanciu
Format: Paperback
Genre: Science
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
At the crossroads of physics, philosophy, and human consciousness, The New Story of Science presents a groundbreaking argument: that the revolutionary discoveries of modern cosmology — from quantum mechanics to relativity — are fundamentally reshaping our understanding of mind, art, God, and the very nature of reality. Authors Robert M. Augros and George N. Stanciu, with a preface by Nobel laureate Sir John Eccles, chronicle how the old mechanistic worldview of classical science has been shattered, and in its place, a richer, more nuanced picture of the universe has emerged — one that invites the human spirit back into the scientific conversation. Written with rare clarity and intellectual ambition, the work argues that the new cosmology is not merely a technical revolution confined to laboratories and equations, but a profound cultural shift with deep implications for how civilizations create art, practice faith, and understand the human mind. Augros and Stanciu draw on the insights of leading thinkers across disciplines, illustrating how the frontiers of modern science converge with the oldest questions of human existence. Praised as excellent...extremely valuable...contributes immensely to our understanding of reality by the *New Oxford Review*, this is a work that dares to ask: if science has changed its story, what does that mean for ours?