Craig Evans’s Reviews > Plant Intelligence and the Imaginal Realm: Beyond the Doors of Perception into the Dreaming of Earth > Status Update

And another reason I'm almost ready to set this book aside permanently... the 'snide' aside commentary... "what a strange word, so much like agony" (pg.173)

I'm very close to giving up on this book. Too many instances wherein the author has either quoted another author or researcher, or noted a source for information WITHOUT providing footnotes, end notes, a citation in the bibliography, or a reference in the index.
Shoddy scholarship and presentation.

As a person who considers himself an empiricist, there are aspects to what this author is putting forth in his text that I am finding difficult to incorporate into my view of the natural world.
I shall continue to attempt to follow his line of thought with an open mind.

This, so far, is starting out to be a bit foreign to me as to the author's intent and the 'philosophy' that appears he's leaning to.

From the 'A Note to the Reader'-"If you are a mechanicalist or die-hard reductionist...Please read Richard Dawkins.
Well, I do consider myself a 'reductionist, but have never read any of Richard Dawkins' books... however I do have a collection of his essay (signed by the author)