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Full Circle: The Moral Force of Unified Science
FINALLY, A NEW EDITION of FULL CIRCLE!
Full The Moral Force of Unified Science by Edward Haskell was first published in 1972. Out of print since then, it has only been available in a few libraries. Now, in 2024, this groundbreaking work on the universal laws operating across nature’s kingdoms, and the ‘Golden Rule’ they embody, is once more available worldwide. Edited by Thomas Cromwell and released by East West Publishing, this new edition benefits from several improvements, including the redrawing of its many unique diagrams.
Full Circle introduces readers to Unified Science, a theory of everything that identifies common patterns in the structure and function of all the kingdoms of our universe, from abiotic particles, atoms, molecules and geoid systems, to biotic plant, animal and human kingdoms. The two main components of Unified Science theory are the Periodic Coordinate System (which generalizes the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements), and the Systems-Hierarchy, which explains the evolution of entities and their habitats. These theories provide a platform for the literary and scientific worlds to communicate with each other, and for science and religion to complement each other.
Full The Moral Force of Unified Science by Edward Haskell was first published in 1972. Out of print since then, it has only been available in a few libraries. Now, in 2024, this groundbreaking work on the universal laws operating across nature’s kingdoms, and the ‘Golden Rule’ they embody, is once more available worldwide. Edited by Thomas Cromwell and released by East West Publishing, this new edition benefits from several improvements, including the redrawing of its many unique diagrams.
Full Circle introduces readers to Unified Science, a theory of everything that identifies common patterns in the structure and function of all the kingdoms of our universe, from abiotic particles, atoms, molecules and geoid systems, to biotic plant, animal and human kingdoms. The two main components of Unified Science theory are the Periodic Coordinate System (which generalizes the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements), and the Systems-Hierarchy, which explains the evolution of entities and their habitats. These theories provide a platform for the literary and scientific worlds to communicate with each other, and for science and religion to complement each other.
337 pages, Paperback
Published November 1, 1972
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