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Non-fiction - Pseudoscience, the Paranormal and Unexplained Phenomena - Christchurch CIty Libraries

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Explore the fine line between science and pseudoscience, learn about the role of religion, the occult, and myth. Discover how astrology and alchemy were once considered reputable arms of science, and how scientists have attempted to locate the soul. Find out if there is any truth to alien abductions and UFOs, Yeti and Nessie, ectoplasm and ghosts, health fads and detoxes, as scepticism and logic are brought to bear on bad science. A Christchurch City Libraries list.

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A Short History of (nearly) Everything Paranormal

A Short History of (nearly) Everything Paranormal

Our Secret Powers : Telepathy, Clairvoyance & Precognition

by Simonsen, Terje G.

Book - 2020

This thoroughly-researched and engrossing read is a jam-packed encyclopaedic introduction too many of the world’s paranormal mysteries. The book makes a v...Show more This thoroughly-researched and engrossing read is a jam-packed encyclopaedic introduction too many of the world’s paranormal mysteries. The book makes a valiant attempt to bridge the science vs New-age divide, and is recommended to anyone who would like to understand the scientific evidence behind proving the existence of psychic phenomenon. Many of the stories involve some of the greatest scientific minds in history such as Issac Newton, Freud and Darwin, all having had times in their lives when they were genuinely perplexed by (and therefore had to keep an open mind) to some of the more mysterious scientific realms such as Telepathy and PSI phenomena. Show less

This thoroughly-researched and engrossing read is a jam-packed encyclopaedic introduction too many of the world’s paranormal mysteries. The book makes a v...Show more This thoroughly-researched and engrossing read is a jam-packed encyclopaedic introduction too many of the world’s paranormal mysteries. The book makes a valiant attempt to bridge the science vs New-age divide, and is recommended to anyone who would like to understand the scientific evidence behind proving the existence of psychic phenomenon. Many of the stories involve some of the greatest scientific minds in history such as Issac Newton, Freud and Darwin, all having had times in their lives when they were genuinely perplexed by (and therefore had to keep an open mind) to some of the more mysterious scientific realms such as Telepathy and PSI phenomena. Show less

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Yeti

Yeti

An Abominable History

by Hoyland, Graham

Book - 2018

During an expedition in a remote and mountainous region of Bhutan, the book's author Graham Hoyland found and filmed what he thought might be the footprin...Show more During an expedition in a remote and mountainous region of Bhutan, the book's author Graham Hoyland found and filmed what he thought might be the footprints of the mythical ape-like beast called the Yeti. This inspired him to write this book exploring in detail a variety of documented stories about the Yeti and its other variations throughout the world like the Sasquatch and Bigfoot, also looking at the legends throughout history about the creature. The book goes further by delving more into what fascinates humans in regards to the ‘unknown’ and the ‘collective conscience’ that leads us to want to believe so much in monsters. Show less

During an expedition in a remote and mountainous region of Bhutan, the book's author Graham Hoyland found and filmed what he thought might be the footprin...Show more During an expedition in a remote and mountainous region of Bhutan, the book's author Graham Hoyland found and filmed what he thought might be the footprints of the mythical ape-like beast called the Yeti. This inspired him to write this book exploring in detail a variety of documented stories about the Yeti and its other variations throughout the world like the Sasquatch and Bigfoot, also looking at the legends throughout history about the creature. The book goes further by delving more into what fascinates humans in regards to the ‘unknown’ and the ‘collective conscience’ that leads us to want to believe so much in monsters. Show less

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Abominable Science!

Abominable Science!

Origins of the Yeti, Nessie, and Other Famous Cryptids

by Loxton, Daniel, 1975-

Book - 2013

This highly entertaining read delves into the world of cryptozoology (the search for and study of animals whose existence is unsubstantiated), taking a cl...Show more This highly entertaining read delves into the world of cryptozoology (the search for and study of animals whose existence is unsubstantiated), taking a closer look at the arguments for and against the existence of creatures such as the Yeti and Loch Ness monster. The authors take particular aim at what they see as the flimsy pseudo-science behind most of the theories and research done on the topic. We are shown some of the more famous characters in the world of cryptozoology, along the way outing many of the more obvious hoaxes by some of these people, and also looking at the psychology behind what makes people search for the unknown. Show less

This highly entertaining read delves into the world of cryptozoology (the search for and study of animals whose existence is unsubstantiated), taking a cl...Show more This highly entertaining read delves into the world of cryptozoology (the search for and study of animals whose existence is unsubstantiated), taking a closer look at the arguments for and against the existence of creatures such as the Yeti and Loch Ness monster. The authors take particular aim at what they see as the flimsy pseudo-science behind most of the theories and research done on the topic. We are shown some of the more famous characters in the world of cryptozoology, along the way outing many of the more obvious hoaxes by some of these people, and also looking at the psychology behind what makes people search for the unknown. Show less

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The Demon-haunted World

The Demon-haunted World

Science as A Candle in the Dark

by Sagan, Carl, 1934-1996

Book - 1996

Noted astrophysicist Carl Sagan gives a passionate defence of science and reason in what he sees as a world overtaken by the increasingly dangerous ideas ...Show more Noted astrophysicist Carl Sagan gives a passionate defence of science and reason in what he sees as a world overtaken by the increasingly dangerous ideas of pseudoscience and superstition. Even though Sagan was one of the modern leaders in the search for extra-terrestrial life, none-the-less he sets out to debunk the stories of bigfoot and alien abductions and other popular myths surrounding the paranormal and the unknown. He critiques pseudo-science, arguing that there should always be scepticism, logic and rigorous scientific-method in practice when examining the world. Show less

Noted astrophysicist Carl Sagan gives a passionate defence of science and reason in what he sees as a world overtaken by the increasingly dangerous ideas ...Show more Noted astrophysicist Carl Sagan gives a passionate defence of science and reason in what he sees as a world overtaken by the increasingly dangerous ideas of pseudoscience and superstition. Even though Sagan was one of the modern leaders in the search for extra-terrestrial life, none-the-less he sets out to debunk the stories of bigfoot and alien abductions and other popular myths surrounding the paranormal and the unknown. He critiques pseudo-science, arguing that there should always be scepticism, logic and rigorous scientific-method in practice when examining the world. Show less

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Bad Science

Bad Science

by Goldacre, Ben, 1974-

Book - 2009

This Samuel Johnson Prize short-listed book by Ben Goldacre, writer of the ‘Bad Science’ column in the Guardian newspaper, is an informative and often hil...Show more This Samuel Johnson Prize short-listed book by Ben Goldacre, writer of the ‘Bad Science’ column in the Guardian newspaper, is an informative and often hilarious look into how we are subjected to ‘bad science’ on a daily basis through the media and advertising. The author casts an often angry eye on such seemingly benign health fads as health spas and detox footbaths, as well as debunking obvious ‘bad science’ in practises such as homeopathy, always making an argument for the importance of evidence-based medicine in the process. Show less

This Samuel Johnson Prize short-listed book by Ben Goldacre, writer of the ‘Bad Science’ column in the Guardian newspaper, is an informative and often hil...Show more This Samuel Johnson Prize short-listed book by Ben Goldacre, writer of the ‘Bad Science’ column in the Guardian newspaper, is an informative and often hilarious look into how we are subjected to ‘bad science’ on a daily basis through the media and advertising. The author casts an often angry eye on such seemingly benign health fads as health spas and detox footbaths, as well as debunking obvious ‘bad science’ in practises such as homeopathy, always making an argument for the importance of evidence-based medicine in the process. Show less

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The Triumph of the Moon

The Triumph of the Moon

A History of Modern Pagan Witchcraft

by Hutton, Ronald

Book - 2021

Ronald Hutton, renowned scholar and expert in the subject of pre-Christian religion, paganism and British folklore, gives us a riveting and informative ac...Show more Ronald Hutton, renowned scholar and expert in the subject of pre-Christian religion, paganism and British folklore, gives us a riveting and informative account of the modern pagan religion known as Wicca. The book starts off by giving us an overview of Victorian and Edwardian culture and how attitudes towards paganism were influenced greatly by scholars, poets and writers of the time, giving the public a romantic and mysterious vision of England’s pre-Christian past. It then follows the developments of the religion in the past 50 years since ‘the father of Wicca’ Gerald Gardner brought contemporary Wicca to the public’s attention and the religion has since gone on the spread out of England and into the rest of the world. Hutton sets out to destroy the various myths about witchcraft perpetuated by its followers and critics alike, giving both a sceptical, and when needed, sympathetic assessment of the movement. Show less

Ronald Hutton, renowned scholar and expert in the subject of pre-Christian religion, paganism and British folklore, gives us a riveting and informative ac...Show more Ronald Hutton, renowned scholar and expert in the subject of pre-Christian religion, paganism and British folklore, gives us a riveting and informative account of the modern pagan religion known as Wicca. The book starts off by giving us an overview of Victorian and Edwardian culture and how attitudes towards paganism were influenced greatly by scholars, poets and writers of the time, giving the public a romantic and mysterious vision of England’s pre-Christian past. It then follows the developments of the religion in the past 50 years since ‘the father of Wicca’ Gerald Gardner brought contemporary Wicca to the public’s attention and the religion has since gone on the spread out of England and into the rest of the world. Hutton sets out to destroy the various myths about witchcraft perpetuated by its followers and critics alike, giving both a sceptical, and when needed, sympathetic assessment of the movement. Show less

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Quackery

Quackery

A Brief History of the Worst Ways to Cure Everything

by Kang, Lydia

Book - 2017

67 shockingly true stories about the ludicrous and bizarre ways in which humankind have sort to cure their various ills over the centuries. All manner of ...Show more 67 shockingly true stories about the ludicrous and bizarre ways in which humankind have sort to cure their various ills over the centuries. All manner of medical misfires based on scant scientific evidence are covered in this book, ingesting dissolved gold to give a person immortality (and cure alcoholism) to well-known blood-letting practices such as using leeches. Writers Lydia Kang (physician) and Nate Pedersen (Journalist) offer a well-researched look into many instances over the years, often with a sarcastic tone, but sometimes acknowledging that some of these practices have often paved a way to often effective treatments over time. Show less

67 shockingly true stories about the ludicrous and bizarre ways in which humankind have sort to cure their various ills over the centuries. All manner of ...Show more 67 shockingly true stories about the ludicrous and bizarre ways in which humankind have sort to cure their various ills over the centuries. All manner of medical misfires based on scant scientific evidence are covered in this book, ingesting dissolved gold to give a person immortality (and cure alcoholism) to well-known blood-letting practices such as using leeches. Writers Lydia Kang (physician) and Nate Pedersen (Journalist) offer a well-researched look into many instances over the years, often with a sarcastic tone, but sometimes acknowledging that some of these practices have often paved a way to often effective treatments over time. Show less

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A Scheme of Heaven

A Scheme of Heaven

Astrology and the Birth of Science

by Boxer, Alexander

Book - 2020

Astrology, although widely considered at best a pseudo-science today, was once considered cutting-edge science. In this fascinating book, Alexander Boxer ...Show more Astrology, although widely considered at best a pseudo-science today, was once considered cutting-edge science. In this fascinating book, Alexander Boxer (also a data scientist with a PhD in physics) takes a surprisingly open-minded look back in history and makes the argument that astrology was, for hundreds of years, the world’s most ambitious data-analysis tool. What we are shown is that sometimes in modern science the methods that are used by scientists are often close to the ideas used by proponents of astrology hundreds of years ago such as Ptolemy and Kepler. Show less

Astrology, although widely considered at best a pseudo-science today, was once considered cutting-edge science. In this fascinating book, Alexander Boxer ...Show more Astrology, although widely considered at best a pseudo-science today, was once considered cutting-edge science. In this fascinating book, Alexander Boxer (also a data scientist with a PhD in physics) takes a surprisingly open-minded look back in history and makes the argument that astrology was, for hundreds of years, the world’s most ambitious data-analysis tool. What we are shown is that sometimes in modern science the methods that are used by scientists are often close to the ideas used by proponents of astrology hundreds of years ago such as Ptolemy and Kepler. Show less

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Unexplained

Unexplained

Supernatural Stories for Uncertain Times

by Smith, Richard MacLean

Book - 2018

Based on one of the world’s most successful and ‘spookiest’ podcasts, this equally creepy book covers ten unexplained paranormal events, from the case of ...Show more Based on one of the world’s most successful and ‘spookiest’ podcasts, this equally creepy book covers ten unexplained paranormal events, from the case of a poltergeist in the Fens of England, to a story of a cursed box. But rather than just chronicle these events, the book goes deeper by looking at what each of these cases teaches us about the human condition, whether it’s discovering the concept of ‘self’ through a case of reincarnation in Middleborough, or one of ‘free-will’ in the case of a demonic possession in Germany. Show less

Based on one of the world’s most successful and ‘spookiest’ podcasts, this equally creepy book covers ten unexplained paranormal events, from the case of ...Show more Based on one of the world’s most successful and ‘spookiest’ podcasts, this equally creepy book covers ten unexplained paranormal events, from the case of a poltergeist in the Fens of England, to a story of a cursed box. But rather than just chronicle these events, the book goes deeper by looking at what each of these cases teaches us about the human condition, whether it’s discovering the concept of ‘self’ through a case of reincarnation in Middleborough, or one of ‘free-will’ in the case of a demonic possession in Germany. Show less

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The Super Natural

The Super Natural

Why the Unexplained Is Real

by Strieber, Whitley, 1945-

Book - 2017

Writers Whitley Strieber and Jeffrey J. Kripal, one a professor of religion, the other the popular writer of ‘Communion’ collaborate to put forward a cont...Show more Writers Whitley Strieber and Jeffrey J. Kripal, one a professor of religion, the other the popular writer of ‘Communion’ collaborate to put forward a controversial hypothesis that the supernatural is neither fantasy nor fiction, saying that the things we often see as being ‘impossible’ are in fact more often than not part of the natural world. Both authors bring their own unique experiences, perspectives and educational backgrounds to present a thought-provoking reconceptualisation of what the supernatural really means. Show less

Writers Whitley Strieber and Jeffrey J. Kripal, one a professor of religion, the other the popular writer of ‘Communion’ collaborate to put forward a cont...Show more Writers Whitley Strieber and Jeffrey J. Kripal, one a professor of religion, the other the popular writer of ‘Communion’ collaborate to put forward a controversial hypothesis that the supernatural is neither fantasy nor fiction, saying that the things we often see as being ‘impossible’ are in fact more often than not part of the natural world. Both authors bring their own unique experiences, perspectives and educational backgrounds to present a thought-provoking reconceptualisation of what the supernatural really means. Show less

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Out There

Out There

A Scientific Guide to Alien Life, Antimatter, and Human Space Travel (for the Cosmically Curious)

by Wall, Michael (Biologist)

Book - 2018

Michael Wall, the senior writer at the website Space.com ponders the larger questions in the field of Astrobiology such as ‘is there life outside or even ...Show more Michael Wall, the senior writer at the website Space.com ponders the larger questions in the field of Astrobiology such as ‘is there life outside or even inside the solar system?', ‘how common is it?' and ‘is there intelligent life out there/'. These are only jumping-off points and from here the writer calls upon a variety of different experts to answer the more specific questions involving alien life and space travel such as ‘will aliens kill us all?' and ‘could we talk to extra-terrestrials?'. This is all addressed in humorous and accessible tone that is intended for new readers to the subject. Show less

Michael Wall, the senior writer at the website Space.com ponders the larger questions in the field of Astrobiology such as ‘is there life outside or even ...Show more Michael Wall, the senior writer at the website Space.com ponders the larger questions in the field of Astrobiology such as ‘is there life outside or even inside the solar system?', ‘how common is it?' and ‘is there intelligent life out there/'. These are only jumping-off points and from here the writer calls upon a variety of different experts to answer the more specific questions involving alien life and space travel such as ‘will aliens kill us all?' and ‘could we talk to extra-terrestrials?'. This is all addressed in humorous and accessible tone that is intended for new readers to the subject. Show less

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Imagined Life

Imagined Life

A Speculative Scientific Journey Among the Exoplanets in Search of Intelligent Aliens, Ice Creatures, and Supergravity Animals

by Trefil, James S., 1938-

Book - 2019

Go on a speculative journey into what life may look like on other far-off planets that might be able to sustain life; and that examines how this might dif...Show more Go on a speculative journey into what life may look like on other far-off planets that might be able to sustain life; and that examines how this might differ from what we have here on Earth. Writers James Trefil and Michael Summers, one a physicist, the other a planetary scientist, go chapter by chapter giving an overview of the science behind life beyond Earth, and more interestingly looking at the different types of hypothetical worlds we might encounter someday. We are shown ones that are entirely frozen and those that are all water and have no land, even looking at the many possible ‘super-Earths’ out there in the universe. Show less

Go on a speculative journey into what life may look like on other far-off planets that might be able to sustain life; and that examines how this might dif...Show more Go on a speculative journey into what life may look like on other far-off planets that might be able to sustain life; and that examines how this might differ from what we have here on Earth. Writers James Trefil and Michael Summers, one a physicist, the other a planetary scientist, go chapter by chapter giving an overview of the science behind life beyond Earth, and more interestingly looking at the different types of hypothetical worlds we might encounter someday. We are shown ones that are entirely frozen and those that are all water and have no land, even looking at the many possible ‘super-Earths’ out there in the universe. Show less

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Ghostland

Ghostland

In Search of A Haunted Country

by Parnell, Edward

Book - 2019

Part autobiographical meditation on grief, part ‘new nature writing’ and part cultural history, this book takes a peek into the minds of writers who have ...Show more Part autobiographical meditation on grief, part ‘new nature writing’ and part cultural history, this book takes a peek into the minds of writers who have cast Britain in their books as a place of spectral, haunted mystery over the years. Rather than the stereotypical ‘pastoral' image of Britain often portrayed in film and literature here we are shown the places where 20th century writers and film makers such as W.G Sebald, Algernon Blackwood, and Robin Hardy have painted an image of Britain that's all lonely moors and folkloric woodlands in works such as ‘The Wicker Man’ and ‘The Rings of Saturn’. Show less

Part autobiographical meditation on grief, part ‘new nature writing’ and part cultural history, this book takes a peek into the minds of writers who have ...Show more Part autobiographical meditation on grief, part ‘new nature writing’ and part cultural history, this book takes a peek into the minds of writers who have cast Britain in their books as a place of spectral, haunted mystery over the years. Rather than the stereotypical ‘pastoral' image of Britain often portrayed in film and literature here we are shown the places where 20th century writers and film makers such as W.G Sebald, Algernon Blackwood, and Robin Hardy have painted an image of Britain that's all lonely moors and folkloric woodlands in works such as ‘The Wicker Man’ and ‘The Rings of Saturn’. Show less

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How UFOs Conquered the World

How UFOs Conquered the World

The History of A Modern Myth

by Clarke, David, 1967-

Book - 2015

Written by former UFO believer turned journalist David Clarke (who now leans more toward the sceptical side of things), this book examines UFO culture in ...Show more Written by former UFO believer turned journalist David Clarke (who now leans more toward the sceptical side of things), this book examines UFO culture in general and how this has changed alongside and been influenced by world events and cultural shifts over the years. Along the way he talks too many of the major thinkers and players in the UFO world, many of them claiming to have had experiences themselves. Although respectful of these views, the writer ultimately has the viewpoint that most sightings and encounters of alien life and UFOs can be explained through reason and science. Show less

Written by former UFO believer turned journalist David Clarke (who now leans more toward the sceptical side of things), this book examines UFO culture in ...Show more Written by former UFO believer turned journalist David Clarke (who now leans more toward the sceptical side of things), this book examines UFO culture in general and how this has changed alongside and been influenced by world events and cultural shifts over the years. Along the way he talks too many of the major thinkers and players in the UFO world, many of them claiming to have had experiences themselves. Although respectful of these views, the writer ultimately has the viewpoint that most sightings and encounters of alien life and UFOs can be explained through reason and science. Show less

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Strange Frequencies

Strange Frequencies

The Extraordinary Story of the Technological Quest for the Supernatural

by Bebergal, Peter

Book - 2018

Author Peter Bebergal takes us on a journey that looks at the overlap between the occult, imagination, and technology, looking at how scientists, artists ...Show more Author Peter Bebergal takes us on a journey that looks at the overlap between the occult, imagination, and technology, looking at how scientists, artists and truth-seekers throughout the centuries have attempted to use different types of technologies as a way of communicating with the paranormal and pushing the boundaries of the physical and metaphysical world. We get stories of the photographer who tried to capture images of spirits, tales of astral travel, ectoplasmic manifestations, and other such diverse phenomena. Show less

Author Peter Bebergal takes us on a journey that looks at the overlap between the occult, imagination, and technology, looking at how scientists, artists ...Show more Author Peter Bebergal takes us on a journey that looks at the overlap between the occult, imagination, and technology, looking at how scientists, artists and truth-seekers throughout the centuries have attempted to use different types of technologies as a way of communicating with the paranormal and pushing the boundaries of the physical and metaphysical world. We get stories of the photographer who tried to capture images of spirits, tales of astral travel, ectoplasmic manifestations, and other such diverse phenomena. Show less

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The Witch

The Witch

A History of Fear, From Ancient Times to the Present

by Hutton, Ronald

Book - 2017

This challenging and thought-provoking book by one of the world's leading writers on witchcraft and paganism, takes an anthropological approach in looking...Show more This challenging and thought-provoking book by one of the world's leading writers on witchcraft and paganism, takes an anthropological approach in looking at the origins of witchcraft and the context in which the belief in witches came about (primarily in Europe but also in many different cultures across the world). He does so by also examining popular traditions and superstitions across the world giving us a background to the ingrained fear of witches. With stories of satanism, fairies, night spirits and animal familiars, all this ultimately leading to the unjust persecution of many women over the centuries. Show less

This challenging and thought-provoking book by one of the world's leading writers on witchcraft and paganism, takes an anthropological approach in looking...Show more This challenging and thought-provoking book by one of the world's leading writers on witchcraft and paganism, takes an anthropological approach in looking at the origins of witchcraft and the context in which the belief in witches came about (primarily in Europe but also in many different cultures across the world). He does so by also examining popular traditions and superstitions across the world giving us a background to the ingrained fear of witches. With stories of satanism, fairies, night spirits and animal familiars, all this ultimately leading to the unjust persecution of many women over the centuries. Show less

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Spook

Spook

Science Tackles the Afterlife

by Roach, Mary

Book - 2006

This book takes a sometimes scientific but more often humorous and sceptical look into what happens to the ‘soul’ after we die. Along the way Roach gets a...Show more This book takes a sometimes scientific but more often humorous and sceptical look into what happens to the ‘soul’ after we die. Along the way Roach gets a variety of opinions from different sources including scientists, mediums, engineers and many others, looking at the many fads and theories on the subject conjured up over the years. The writer also makes a valiant attempt to define what the soul actually is, looking into stories of reincarnation, near-death experiences, use of electronic devices to communicate with the dead, and even attempts to physically find the soul via dissection. Show less

This book takes a sometimes scientific but more often humorous and sceptical look into what happens to the ‘soul’ after we die. Along the way Roach gets a...Show more This book takes a sometimes scientific but more often humorous and sceptical look into what happens to the ‘soul’ after we die. Along the way Roach gets a variety of opinions from different sources including scientists, mediums, engineers and many others, looking at the many fads and theories on the subject conjured up over the years. The writer also makes a valiant attempt to define what the soul actually is, looking into stories of reincarnation, near-death experiences, use of electronic devices to communicate with the dead, and even attempts to physically find the soul via dissection. Show less

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