An Experiment with Time
Nonfiction | Book | Adult | Published in 2001
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Philosophy•
Psychology1920s
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Religion & Spirituality•
Psychology2001
Adult
18+ years
In An Experiment with Time, J.W. Dunne explores theories about time perception and precognition. He presents his concept of serial time, suggesting humans experience multiple dimensions of time simultaneously. Dunne supports his ideas with personal experiences from dreams and experiments, proposing that these insights into time could connect to the nature of reality and consciousness.
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An Experiment with Time by J.W. Dunne explores the concept of time and precognitive dreams, combining personal anecdotes with theoretical musings. Some readers praise its innovative approach and thought-provoking ideas, while others find the scientific basis weak and challenging to follow. The book's blend of autobiography and theory intrigues but may not convince skeptics.
A reader intrigued by the intersection of science, philosophy, and consciousness would enjoy An Experiment with Time. Fans of P.D. Ouspensky's Tertium Organum or Einstein's theories on time may find Dunne's exploration of time perception and precognitive dreams compelling.
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Book • Nonfiction
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Philosophy•
Psychology1920s
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Religion & Spirituality•
Psychology2001
Adult
18+ years
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