| The Noetic Journal: Statement of Purpose |
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| Style Sheet for Prospective Authors |
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| SPECIAL SECTION: Proceedings of the 1st Workshop on Convergent Ideas
in the Philosophy of Science at George Mason University |
| A Sheaf Theoretic Approach to Consciousness |
Goro Kato and Daniele Struppa |
1-3 |
| Structural-Phenomenological Theories in Europe and USA |
Mihai Draganescu |
4-8 |
| Association, Abstraction, and the Emergence of the Self |
Georgio A. Ascoli |
9-20 |
| Foundational Principles in the Philosophy of Science |
Menas Kafatos |
21-27 |
| An Introduction to Noetic Field Theory: The Quantization of Mind |
Richard L. Amoroso |
28-37 |
| The Unique Role of Basic Science and Mathematics in Russian Education
and its Influence on the Process of Scientific Thinking |
Valery Soyer |
38-41 |
| On the Difference Between Dead and Living Matter: Making Sense of Pseudo-random Sequences of DNA Nucleotides |
Simon Berkovich |
42-51 |
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| REFERRED PAPERS |
| The Nature of Man-Universe connections |
Atilla Grandpierre |
52-66 |
| Matter Waves and Human Consciousness |
Milo Wolff |
67-75 |
| Holographic Mind: The Integration of Seer, Seeing, and Seen; Part I - Theory |
Edmond Chouinard |
76-87 |
| A Pragmatic Approach to Consciousness |
Henry Stapp |
88-95 |
| Consciousness and Metaphor: A Permanent Necessary Relationship or a Temporary Explanatory Expedient? |
Earl R. Mac Cormac |
96-106 |
| Symmetry: The Theory of Everything |
Andrew Lohrey |
107-117 |
| Symmetry: A Belief-System for Our Times |
William C. Hoffman |
118-126 |
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| REVIEWS |
| Call for Papers |
| Science and the Primacy of Consciousness, Publication Notice |
| Announcements |
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| Next Issue Highlights: Vol. 2 No. 2, April 1999 |
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