Number 2 (Fall, 1999)

Can Phenomena Be Saved? pp. 3-4 by Stephen L. Talbott
The abstractions of Artificial Life and related disciplines threaten to alienate us even further from the phenomenal world.

Notes and Reviews

Where Shall the Mind Look for Itself pp. 10-11 by Stephen L. Talbott
A review of Ray Kurzweil's The Age of Spiritual Machines.

Killing to Understand p. 11 by Stephen L. Talbott
On George Russell's work against unnecessary vivisection in the classroom.

Bloodroot through the Year pp. 12-13 by Craig Holdrege
A sketch of the life cycle of the bloodroot plant.

Feature Article

Seeing Things Right-side Up: The Implications of Kurt Goldstein's Holism pp. 14-17 by Craig Holdrege
The work of a pioneer of holism, a neurologist, deserves much more attention than it has received.

Kurt Goldstein (A Biographical Note) p. 14

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