Velikovsky Books
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Velikovsky's Sources (Part I) cover Velikovsky's Sources (6 volumes, 1981) is a 6-volume set of book written and published by Bob Forrest between 1981-1985, who states his aims as follows: "One of the aims of this book is to show that much of the 'evidence' for the scenario of "Worlds in Collision" is the product of a similar process of selection and rejection, and to demonstrate that a different picture emerges when Velikovsky's evidence is read not in the forms in which it is presented in "Worlds in Collision", but in its original contexts.
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Beyond Velikovsky
Beyond Velikovsky , book cover Beyond Velikovsky: The History of a Public Controversy (1984) is a book by Henry Bauer : "My ambition in this book is not to settle the Velikovsky controversy but to provide food for thought and a basis for understanding this and similar arguments. [..] "In Part I, I attempt to tell, without bias and in chronological sequence, the story of the controversy. Part II details my personal analysis of the affair and touches on wider issues that are relevant--how to distinguish cranks from scientists, for example. I attempt to make the difficult point that one can reach personal conviction without losing sight of the fact that personal convictions are not necessarily true.
This article is about the book. For the controversy, see The Velikovsky Affair The Velikovsky Affair book cover. The Velikovsky Affair: Scientism vs Science! (1966, 1978) is a book edited by Alfred de Grazia with contributions by Ralph Juergens , Livio C.
The Velikovsky Affair (book)
Reconsidered
Velikovsky Reconsidered (1976) book cover Velikovsky Reconsidered (1976) is a book by "The Editors of Pensée ", that describes itself thus: "This collection of papers from the pages of Pensée is but a sampling of an ongoing and expanding discussion triggered a quarter of a century ago by the publication of Immanuel Velikovsky 's Worlds in Collision .
Carl Sagan and Immanuel Velikovsky (1995) Carl Sagan and Immanuel Velikovsky is a book (1995) by Charles Ginenthal , who gives his views on Carl Sagan 's criticisms of Velikovsky's work. Ginenthal states: "Dr. Carl Sagan, a professor of astronomy from Cornell University, a well known public personality and writer of popular books of science, in 1974 at a symposium of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) delivered a paper, "An Analysis of Worlds in Collision ". This paper was later edited and presented in a book, Scientists Confront Velikovsky , published by Cornell University Press.
Carl Sagan and Immanuel Velikovsky
Velikovsky and his Critics (1978) cover Velikovsky and his Critics (1978) is a booklet by Shane Mage : "This little book is a study of a scientific controversy. The particular science central to this controversy is history, for it is a debate about the past of our planet and that solar system of which it is a part, about events observed and recorded by human societies. But, even more than the most complex historical topics, the issues raised by Velikovsky have crucial significance for the widest range of particular sciences, and it is appropriate that they have become the matter of broad interdisciplinary discussion.
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Aba – The Glory and the Torment , cover Aba – The Glory and the Torment – The Life of Dr. Immanuel Velikovsky (1995)(2nd Ed. 2010) is a biography by Immanuel Velikovsky 's daughter, Ruth Velikovsky Sharon . [1] It was originally produced in a very limited edition, and included an 88 minute unedited tape of a lecture by Dr Velikovsky reminiscing about his relationships with some of the major figures in the psychoanalytic movement. [2] A second edition appeared in 2010. [3]
Aba – The Glory and the Torment
