 |
 Holistic Revolution - William Bloom
Newest Review: ... simply because they have been used by 'primitive' people or labelled 'heretical' by established religions. In ... more  ... this respect 'new age' is a bit rebellious because it challenges society's accepted norms - but not in a negative way. Because it challenges the established norms it has become the new satan for fundamentalists of all faiths. In Holistic Revolution William Bloom offers an informative introduction to the main ideas of the new age movement through an anthology of 62 readings by authors who have either made an outstanding contribution to the holistic movement such as Jung, Schumacher or Starhawk, or be...more |
||
Read Reviews for Holistic Revolution - William ...
Holistic Revolution - William Bloom: Holistic Revolution - A Peaceful War? (470 words)
by - written on 04/08/00 (Very useful, 41 readings)
Rating:
'New Age' is a term frequently used these days but is perhaps less understood than one would imagine. One tends to associate it with new age travellers, the colourful 90's hippies who besiege Stonehenge at the summer solstice, or with diverse alternative therapies which often seem just a little too ridiculous. But these expressions of new age philosophy are simply partial aspects of a movement which is becoming quite influential in many walks of life. One of the main features of the new age or holistic movement is an openness to both new and in fact ancient ideas. Ancient and traditional healing and meditative practices are explored alongside modern ... Read the complete review
Products similar to Holistic Revolution - William ...
A well written and informative religious detective story with controversial findings. 
It might upset some Christians. At its highest levels, it's very wise. At its lowest levels it seems like gibberish. A hilarious but sincere acount of christian life makes you think about things you try not to, but in a positive and funny way! Well presented and written with balanced views Not an in-depth study, though great for a quick readWhen I'm Big - Christine Tagg
A brillaint pop up book with great ibright illustrations. There aren't any.
Good Baby, Bad Baby - Nanette Newman
lovely pictures that help tell the story not to sure about the title of the book
The Hardy Boys: Trapped at Sea - Franklin W. Dixon
Some good action A bit unbelievable
All You Need Is Love - Carole Matthews
Great plot Nothing
As You Do... - Richard Hammond
Relaxed, chatty style Only really for fans of "Top Gear"
What If? Secret War - Brain Reed
Graphic Novels / Comics - Reed, Brain
Spot's First Songs - Eric Hill
The book has great illustrations and plays great nursery rhymes. There aren't any.
Miss Webster and Cherif - Patricia Duncker
Good characters, funny, warm, different Poorly constructed, sometimes implausible
Past Imperfect - John Matthews
Promising plot... Let down by plodding pace, lack of atmosphere or characterisation, poor writing style
Claudia: Daughter of Rome - Antoinette May
takes a different view on roman life lots of characters which gets confusing.
Advantages and disadvantages from the dooyooCommunity
Home - About dooyoo.co.uk - Advertising - Contact dooyoo - Terms and Conditions
dooyoo Europe:
Deutschland 
España 
Italia 
France - Sitemap - Product Index
