Science and Parascience offers a compelling exploration of one of the most intriguing questions in modern thought: where does science end, and where might “parascience” begin? Examining the boundary between established scientific knowledge and phenomena often considered anomalous, this work engages with the ongoing debate about the nature of reality and human perception.
The book considers topics such as psychic phenomena, consciousness, and unexplained experiences, asking whether these can be investigated using scientific methods or whether they require new frameworks of understanding. It reflects on the philosophical assumptions underlying science and explores how emerging or controversial areas of inquiry challenge conventional boundaries.
Bringing together insights from science, philosophy, and psychical research, Science and Parascience invites readers to think critically about evidence, belief, and the scope of human knowledge.
Ideal for readers interested in:
Parapsychology and psychical research
Philosophy of science
Consciousness and human perception
Scientific investigation of paranormal phenomena
The limits of scientific explanation
A thoughtful and engaging work for anyone interested in the meeting point between science and the unexplained.