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1996 (year I read it)
Author: Abraham, Ralph (bookstore link to author:) Ralph Abraham
Title: (link by title) Chaos, gaia, eros
(link by ISBN) Chaos, GAIA, Eros: A Chaos Pioneer Uncovers the Three Great Streams of History
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Comment: A birthday gift from my son signed "for your quest for enlightenment." A mathematician takes a shot at the big picture, about history & the history of history (not my favorite subject), and true to his field, lifelessly written, fraught with passive verbs. Tiring to read, but ok material. His title expresses the essence of his main point: that all of history and interpretation of history comes from three fundamental threads. He makes his point and uses a lot of pictures but he wore me down.
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Dennis's Comments on books
Damasio, A. First book and comment for this bibilography
Talbot, M. Book 2 comment for this bibilography
Monroe, Robt.(1) Book 3 comment for this bibilography
Buhlman, W. Book 4 comment for this bibilography
Moore, Robert L. M. Book 5 comment for this bibilography
Cannon, Delores Book 6
Abraham, Ralph Book 7
Thich Nhat Hanh Book 8
Chaos, GAIA, Eros: A Chaos Pioneer Uncovers the Three Great Streams of History
Chaos, gaia, eros
dennis r mannisto
farmington, MI
United States