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  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-Sep-2010
  • Kirjastus: Praeger Publishers Inc
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  • ISBN-13: 9780313392627
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This book presents a provocative debate between parapsychological advocates who claim that Western science's worldview is incomplete, and counteradvocates who insist that parapsychological data is either spurious or can be explained by standard scientific principles. Despite ongoing and repeated attempts to prove or disprove the existence of parapsychological events, there are still no conclusive findingsand certainly no consensus across the worldwide community of scholars, scientists, and proponents of psychic phenomena. Still, there is no shortage of information about this fascinating topic to allow everyone to draw their own conclusions.

This book has been expressly written to make each chapter and topic accessible to a general audience, despite containing a vast amount of theoretical material. The book is organized into two parts: in the first section, proponents of the validity of parapsychological data and critics who reject that validity state their respective positions. In the second part, each group responds to each others' statements in the form of a debate. Other experts from the United States as well as from Australia and Great Britain provide overviews and conclusions.

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Debating Psychic Experience deserves to become required reading for sociologists, historians of contemporary science, and anybody involved in any kind of psi research. * Skeptical Investigations * A fascinating read. . . . Recommended. * Choice *

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This book presents a provocative debate between parapsychological advocates who claim that Western science's worldview is incomplete, and counteradvocates who insist that parapsychological data is either spurious or can be explained by standard scientific principles.
Foreword: Pondering Exceptional Human Possibilities ix
Ruth Richards
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction: An Invitation to a Debate 1(10)
Stanley Krippner
Harris L. Friedman
Part One Presentations
11(100)
Chapter 1 A Brief History of Science and Psychic Phenomena
13(16)
Dean Radin
Chapter 2 Attributions about Impossible Things
29(14)
James E. Alcock
Chapter 3 Parapsychology's Achilles Heel: Persistent Inconsistency
43(10)
Ray Hyman
Chapter 4 Reflections of a (Relatively) Moderate Skeptic
53(12)
Christopher C. French
Chapter 5 How I Became a Psychic for a Day
65(12)
Michael Shermer
Chapter 6 Persistent Denial: A Century of Denying the Evidence
77(34)
Chris Carter
Part Two Rebuttals
111(56)
Chapter 7 The Critic's Lament: When the Impossible Becomes Possible
113(16)
Dean Radin
Chapter 8 Let's Focus on the Data
129(4)
James E. Alcock
Chapter 9 What's Wrong with Materialism?
133(16)
Ray Hyman
Chapter 10 Missing the Point?
149(4)
Christopher C. French
Chapter 11 The Devil is in the Details
153(4)
Michael Shermer
Chapter 12 Still in Denial: A Reply to the Critics
157(10)
Chris Carter
Part Three Epilogues
167(38)
Epilogue: Heads I Win, Tails You Lose: How Some Parapsychologists Nullify Null Results and What to do about it
169(10)
Richard S. Wiseman
Epilogue: The Antique Roadshow: How Denier Movements Critique Evolution, Climate Change, and Nonlocal Consciousness
179(16)
Stephan A. Schwartz
Editors' Epilogue: Is it Time for a Detente?
195(10)
Harris L. Friedman
Stanley Krippner
Part Four Postscripts
205(10)
Afterword: Explaining and Unexplaining: Parapsychology's Key Question
207(4)
Damien Broderick
Afterword: Why Parapsychology is not Yet Ready for Prime Time
211(4)
Elizabeth Loftus
Glossary 215(6)
Nancy L. Zingrone
Index 221(12)
About the Editors and Contributors 233
Stanley Krippner, PhD, is professor of psychology at Saybrook University, San Francisco, CA.

Harris L. Friedman, PhD, is research professor of psychology at the University of Florida, Gainesville, FL.