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Contents Foreword by Brian D. Josephson 00 Preface 00 Section I. General Issues 1. WhatÆs Ahead?ùDean Radin 00 2. Parapsychology in the Twenty-First Century ùRobert L. Morris 00 3. The Farther Reaches of Psi Research: Future Choices and PossibilitiesùWilliam Braud 00 Section II. Experimental Issues 4. Psi and Altered States of ConsciousnessùAdrian Parker 00 5. The Ball Drawing Test: Psi From Untrodden Ground ùSuitbert Ertel 00 6. Forced-Choice ESP Experiments: Their Past and Their FutureùFiona Steinkamp 00 Section III. Theoretical Issues 7. The Future of Psi Research: Recommendations in Retrospect ùStanley Krippner and Gerd H. Hövelmann 000 8. The Theory of Psychopraxia: A Paradigm for the Future? ùMichael A. Thalbourne 000 9. A Critique of the Theory of PsychopraxiaùLance Storm 000 10. Tackling the Mind-Matter Problem from a Consciousness PerspectiveùChristine Hardy 000 11. Subjective Anomalous Events: Perspectives for the Future, Voices from the PastùVernon M. Neppe and John Palmer 000 Section IV. Sociological and Phenomenological Issues 12. A Socioempirical Perspective on Skepticism about Psi ùLance Storm 000 13. Language and the Study of Parapsychological Phenomena ùRobin Wooffitt 000 14. The Ritual Healing Theory: Hypotheses for Psychical ResearchùJames McClenon 000 15. Experiential Research: Unveiling Psi Through Phenomenological EnquiryùPamela Rae Heath 000 About the Contributors 000 Index 000
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Parapsychology -- Research -- Methodology.