The Quantum Uncertainty of Love: Poetry of the Entanglement of Science, Philosophy, and Spirit - Baldwin, Michael
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This extraordinary collection of poems was born from a lifelong fascination with man's spiritual nature as well as with several areas of scientific inquiry that led to an awareness of the entanglements that exist among science, philosophy, and spirit. Poet Michael Baldwin dares to ask "Who are we?" and "What is our purpose?" and "What about God?" The reader finds that the best answers come from the interweavings of knowledge and mysticism, science and metaphysics, empiricism and intuition. The great writings of philosophy and ancient wisdom are helpful, but their greatest value comes from the…mehr

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This extraordinary collection of poems was born from a lifelong fascination with man's spiritual nature as well as with several areas of scientific inquiry that led to an awareness of the entanglements that exist among science, philosophy, and spirit. Poet Michael Baldwin dares to ask "Who are we?" and "What is our purpose?" and "What about God?" The reader finds that the best answers come from the interweavings of knowledge and mysticism, science and metaphysics, empiricism and intuition. The great writings of philosophy and ancient wisdom are helpful, but their greatest value comes from the clues they provide toward finding the answers through our own spiritual and intellectual journey. (Includes ten full-color illustrations by California artist Andrew Ostrovsky.)
Autorenporträt
Michael Baldwin was born and reared in Texas where he formed an enduring love of nature and developed it through studying science, particularly astronomy. He is retired from a career as a library administrator and professor of American government. Baldwin has published several books of different genres - short story collections, science fiction, a mystery thriller novel, poetry, and a children's book. Baldwin won the Violet Newton Poetry Prize in 2000, the Eakin Poetry Manuscript award in 2011, and the Morris Memorial Chapbook Award in 2012 for Counting Backward From Infinity. His work has been published extensively in poetry journals and anthologies. He is now a full-time writer, creativity consultant, grandfather, and volunteer tennis coach.