Reviews the book, Science, Paradox, and the Mobius Principle: The Evolution of a “Transcultural “Approach to Wholeness by Steven M. Rosen (1994). In this work, Rosen draws upon a very estimable collection of sources, including Einstein, Heisenberg, Whitehead, Heidegger, Jung, and (especially) Bohm to develop his notions of holistic consciousness. But he does much more than simply drawing upon
... [Show full abstract] these foundations. He takes them up in original and creative ways, using them to dialectically understand consciousness as holistic in the sense of an intimate intertwining of subject and object. Rosen works boldly upon the concepts of time and space, to imaginatively reintegrate such anomolous phenomena as the paranormal relations of mind and matter.