Wholeness and the Implicate Order

Near Fine. See scans and description. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul 1980 (1981). Second Correction (1981) of the First Edition. Octavo 224 pp. deep navy boards with silver spine imprinting purple dustjacket with circle design. A Near Fine book - fine but for a rubber stamped $25 dollar price on the half-title (see scans) - in a Fine jacket. In protective mylar. See all scans. This is the third version of the first edition bearing corrections made (apparently) in 1981 (see scan of copyright page). Celebrated quantum physicist David Bohms relatively concise offering of his notions regarding the implicate and explicate orders of reality - that the apparent specificness of qualities such as location and the perceived separateness of things (whether particles or people) that being the explicate order may in fact be only a semi-autonomous and certainly temporary reflection of a greater underlying undivided whole (the implicate order). Bohms thinking in this regard is part of what has led to a variety of hypotheses about the universe as perceived by us being holographic. L10n