LINKS .to more Sites

My other websites come first,
then other links, which are

Philosophy links
Spiritual - Philosophical links
Blogs with a philosophy orientation
Science - related links
Interesting links

I have a site which contains the two basic articles on emotion and abreaction. It has other articles on the psycho-analytic experience, on method, and on the roots and patterns of identity. This site specialises in psycho-dynamic psychology and personal identity. This is

The Subconscious Mind

http://members.freezone.co.uk/ian-heath/

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My oldest website contains articles on dynamic psychology from several of my other sites. It also contains a section on sexual themes, such as bonding, gender, symbolism and violence. The articles give a panoramic view of the usefulness of this kind of psychology for handling a wide range of difficult issues. The site is

The Strange World of Emotion

http://website.lineone.net/~ian_heath2/

There is an underscore ( _ ) between "ian" and "heath2".

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I have a site on philosophy of science. It features ideas on the nature of relativity and proposes a solution to the wave-particle paradox in atomic physics. No maths are involved. The difficulty in conceptually understanding what happens within the atom is due to semantics. Western thinkers have consistently mis-understood the meaning of relative concepts. The boundaries between the three concepts of subjectivity, objectivity, and relativity have not been clearly dis-entangled. The site is

Relative Mind, Relative Matter, at

http://www.relative-mindmatter.co.uk/

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The site Discover Your Mind is my site on dynamic psychology and idealism. Here I extensively apply my ideas on the mind to an exploration of the emotional dynamics that underlie many fields of individual and social activities. This exploration often opens new avenues for understanding old problems. Most articles in this section range between sexuality, belief and ethics, aspects of identity, power, attitudes, relationships and idealism. At

Discover Your Mind

http://www.discover-your-mind.co.uk/

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My site on spirituality describes some of the difficulties, crises and goals of spiritual development. It gives a psychological map for modern times, charting the landmarks on the spiritual journey. It presents new ideas on karma or human causation, explaining the difference between moral karma and psychological karma. It also explains the conflict that living a moral life produces, or why bad things happen to good people. The three levels of power, justice, and freedom are analysed, each of which produces its own kind of sorrow.

Patterns of Spirituality

http://www.dawndreamer.modern-thinker.co.uk/

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I have a website that features analyses of various forms of madness, confusion, violence, creative illness, and psycho-somatic disorders. The unconscious ideas that produce such states of mind are explained. In the articles on this website I only consider the causes and effects of psychological conditions on people ; I do not consider any possible physiological or genetic causes.

The site is Patterns of Confusion, at

http://www.confusion.discover-your-mind.co.uk/

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My newest site features just my ideas on emotion and abreaction. The three articles on emotion and the five articles on abreaction, which are on the psychology sites above, are split up into much smaller page sizes in order to make them easier to read and digest. Otherwise the content is the same. The site is called

World of Emotion

http://www.emotion.discover-your-mind.co.uk/

Philosophy links

TPM Online is The Philosophers Magazine on the web. It showcases a mixture of news, reviews, features, interviews and new philosophy.

http://www.philosophers.co.uk/index.htm

The Examined Life on-line philosophy journal is a communication forum for the professional, student, and amateur philosopher. Articles, forum, events, resources.

http://examinedlifejournal.com/index.shtml

Peter King has a website in two sections. Philosophy around the Web has resources organised into fourteen categories. Plus an Everything Else section on other interests. At

http://users.ox.ac.uk/~worc0337/index.html

Philosophy in Cyberspace has thousands of philosophy resources. At

http://www-personal.monash.edu.au/~dey/phil/

Martin Ryder has a website that provides extensive information on semiotics: definitions, terms, a brief history, philosophers who have written on semiotics, and links to a range of related resources.

http://carbon.cudenver.edu/~mryder/itc_data/semiotics.html

The website of Daniel Chandler has an online book Semiotics for Beginners plus resources.

http://www.aber.ac.uk/media/Documents/S4B/semiotic.html

Spiritual - Philosophical links

Paul Brunton was a rare combination, being an accomplished practitioner of eastern meditational techniques, yet also having a western philosophical and analytical mind. He wrote many books on spiritual themes, including one on philosophical idealism (see glossary/booklist). A website devoted to him is the Paul Brunton Philosophic Foundation, at

http://www.paulbrunton.org/

Another rare thinker that I admire is Rudolf Steiner. Like myself, he graduated from the confines of traditional concepts of spirituality to becoming an independent thinker. A website devoted to him is the Rudolf Steiner Archive, at

http://www.rsarchive.org/

The Theosophical Society in the UK is a good place to explore the ideas of theosophy and some metaphysical aspects of reality.

http://www.theosophical-society.org.uk/

Think Deeply is a centre for philosophy, spirituality and discovery. With articles and discussion forums. At

http://thinkdeeply.com/

Blogs with a philosophy orientation

Ash Roney is a student doing philosophy and psychology at the University of Toronto. He has a blog at

http://ashroney.spaces.live.com/

Science - related links

The-Science-Lab.com is a directory of science-related websites. Philosophy is listed under the Social Sciences category. At

http://www.the-science-lab.com/

If you disagree with the standard presentation of scientific knowledge, then your academic and professional career may suffer. As an example, see the website on the physicist Louis Essen, who disagreed with relativity theory.

http://www.btinternet.com/~time.lord/index.html

Common Sense Science provides physical models of atoms and elementary particles, within a perspective of realism and causality. It refutes the mathematical, non-realist, non-physical models of quantum physics with their associated inconsistencies. At

http://www.commonsensescience.org/

Interesting links

Athena is a site with thousands of electronic texts, not all in English. Mainly literature, with some philosophy and science.

http://un2sg4.unige.ch/athena/html/author_m.html

There is an underscore between "author" and "m.html"

Ian Heath
London, UK

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