Gods, Genes, Conscience : A Socio-intellectual Survey of Our Dynamic Mind, Life, All Creations in Between And Beyond

Tan Ph.d., Mong

ISBN 10: 0595379907 / ISBN 13: 9780595379903

Published by iUniverse, 2006

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Gods, Genes, Conscience : A Socio-intellectual Survey of Our Dynamic Mind, Life, All Creations in Between And Beyond
• Publisher: iUniverse
• Publication Date: 2006
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0595379907
• ISBN 13: 9780595379903
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

GODS, GENES, CONSCIENCE delves deeply, and portrays succinctly, the nature of our millennia-old "body-soul" and "spirit-mind" paradoxes, including those of our earliest shamanic quests, and material conquests, for survival: From our innate dreams, to religious self-contradictions-corruptions-conflicts-destructions; to arts-linguistics; to socioeconomics-geopolitics; to science-technology; and to reason-sensibility-sanity-faith.Specifically, this pop-science-first-book author, Mong H Tan, PhD, fathoms links among the chaos-orders of the evolutionary interstellar fabrics of Space, Time, Energy, and Matter; or the cosmic STEM matrixes-entities in the Universe that are all around us: From the creations of Life-Genes on Earth, to the ultimate, unique, unbound capacity-capability of our Mind-Gods within, in our brain or "memophorescenicity", a new unified quantum Mind theory pursued from an empiricist electrochemical particle-wave or Yin-Yang propensities of holism-cosmology; a critical reader's Theory of Everything, Biogenesis-Meanings and all.Epistemologically-"memophorescenically", in and by all accounts, intellectual and spiritual; Dr. Tan's critical inquiries, philosophical and psychological; his timely anatomy-synthesis of the STEM origins (particularly those of our genetics-mnemonics; our fast-advancing knowledge, consciousness, freewill, and conscience regarding Gods; and our ultimate wisdom of cherishing Life on Earth) have no doubt been sharpened, enriched, and transcended by the vast, fast advances in science-technology, multiculturalism, and pluralism of the East-West, today and beyond.

About the Author

Mong H Tan (China-born; Malaysia-raised; multidisciplinary-educated; naturalized US-citizen) has a BA-biology (1973), Wabash College-Indiana; PhD-pathology (1980), Roswell Park Cancer Institute, State University of New York-Buffalo; pioneered anticancer biotechnologies; authored and coauthored over 30 publications in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute (USA); Tumour Biology (Japan); Cancer Investigation (USA); etc.