David Vernon is a writer and editor recognized for his non-fiction explorations of birth. He has expanded his literary endeavors to include science articles for various publications, alongside crafting occasional short stories. Passionate about literary promotion, he established an award to champion short story writing and is currently engaged in historical research. Vernon also holds a leadership position within a prominent writers' center, contributing significantly to the literary landscape.
The book offers a thorough overview of various techniques aimed at improving human performance, evaluating their effectiveness across different contexts. It serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking to understand and implement methods that can enhance their capabilities, providing insights into practical applications and outcomes.
A concise introduction to a complex field, bringing together recent work in cognitive science and cognitive robotics to offer a solid grounding on key issues.
'A beautiful and important book' - Marina Mahler Gustav Mahler wrote some of the most challenging and cherished music of all time: eleven extraordinary symphonies that continue to fascinate, intrigue and infuriate music lovers around the world. In his dazzling new book, David Vernon celebrates these vast but often very private works of art. In stimulating prose, he investigates their theatricality and grandeur, as well as their poetry and intimacy, examining the personal, philosophical and musical influences which shaped their creation. Each symphony, including Das Lied von der Erde and the unfinished Tenth, is given its own chapter, which also includes a detailed guide to the music, movement by movement. Above all, this is a book that recognizes the importance of Mahler in musical and cultural history and takes us far into both his creative processes and the works themselves. WITH A FOREWORD BY MARINA MAHLER
Segmentation and Velocity Measurement using the Fourier Transform
Exploring the intersection of mathematics and art, this book delves into the life and work of Jean-Baptiste Joseph Fourier, who introduced the transformative concept of Fourier analysis. Through vivid illustrations and accessible explanations, readers are guided through the principles of how complex waveforms can be understood and represented. The narrative highlights Fourier's influence on various fields, including physics, engineering, and even music, showcasing the beauty and utility of mathematical concepts in comprehending the world around us.
An extraordinary and exciting narrative unfolds, captivating readers with its unique blend of adventure and insight. The author masterfully weaves together engaging characters and thrilling plot twists, creating a compelling story that resonates on multiple levels. With rich descriptions and thought-provoking themes, this book promises to leave a lasting impression, making it a must-read for those seeking both entertainment and depth in their literary journey.
The book delves into the scientific evidence supporting Psi research, demonstrating the existence of anomalous phenomena that challenge the traditional view of consciousness as solely a brain function. It argues that empirical findings indicate a more complex understanding of consciousness, suggesting that current scientific paradigms may overlook significant aspects of human experience.