New Directions in Parapsychology, edited by D. Scott Rogo, brings together a range of essays exploring emerging ideas and research within the field of psychical investigation.
This collection reflects a period of renewed interest in ESP, telepathy, psychokinesis, and survival research, presenting both theoretical perspectives and experimental approaches. Contributors examine how parapsychology intersects with psychology, physics, and broader questions about consciousness.
The book explores:
Developments in ESP and telepathy research
Psychokinesis and mind–matter interaction
Survival of consciousness after death
Experimental and methodological approaches
The relationship between science and psychic phenomena
This title will appeal to readers interested in:
Parapsychology and psychical research
Consciousness studies and altered states
Psychic phenomena and experimental investigation
The history and development of paranormal research
Scholarly yet accessible, this volume offers insight into how researchers have sought to expand scientific understanding of human consciousness and its possible extensions.