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Sort By: Price: Low to High Price: High to Low Most Popular Title Manufacturer Newest Oldest Availability 10 per page 20 per page 40 per page 60 per page 100 per page Page of 1 The Dynamics of the Soul's Domain, 2 Volume Set (Formerly: Economy of the Animal Kingdom) Our Price: $49.95 The Dynamics of the Soul's Domain Emanuel Swedenborg These are volume's one and two of the series formerly titled "Economy of the Animal Kingdom." Volume three can be purchased separately under the old title "Economy of the Animal Kingdom, vol III:The Fibre." The Brain, 2 Volume Set Our Price: $49.95 The Brain: Concidered Anatomically, Physiologically, and Philosophically Emanuel Swedenborg In 1743 Emanuel Swedenborg completed his second major work on the human brain...'The Brain' follows 'The Cerebrum' in dealing in considerable detail with the animation, or inherent motion of the cerebrum, and the predictable motion of its membranes abd the cranial bones secondary to it. But this work extends the description of this phenomenon to the cerebellum and the spinal cord as well...Other sections of the work describe the structure and function of the cerebellum, and pineal and pituitary glands; ...In these and other parts of 'The Brain', Swedenborg clearly anticipates the discoveries of anatonomists and physiologists to come. Swedenborg's Hidden Influence on Kant Our Price: $19.95 "Swedenborg's Hidden Influence on Kant" by Gottlieb Florschutz (2014), is a careful tracing of the parallels between Kant and Swedenborg's views on the soul, life afterdeath and the metaphysical importance of moral goodness. Rational Psychology: A Concordance of Subjects Our Price: $19.95 The Rational Psychology: A Concordance of Subjects Harold F. Pitcairn This unique volume is the culmination of Harold Pitcairn's life-long interest in The Ration Psychology, Emanuel Swedenborg's 1742 treatise on the causal relationship of the human mind and soul. Much more than a subject index, this reference book presents the essential points of the Rational Psychology in Swedenborg's own language. This book allows the reader to navigate the complexities of Swedenborg's terminology with respect to the mind and soul: causally linked as one, but operating discretely as body and spirit. Pitcairn has made this terminology accessible, as a guide for the reader who wishes to penetrate into Swedenborg's model of the soul-body interaction. His attention to detail makes it a valuable research tool. ISBN: 9780915221851, 337 pages, paperback, reprinted in 2009. The Economy of the Animal Kingdom, Volume II Our Price: $19.95 The Economy of the Animal Kingdom (Economia Regni Animalis) Volume II Emanuel Swedenborg, Translated by Augustus Clissold Published anonymously by Swedenborg 1740-41. Reprinted 1742 and 1748. Translated 1845. The English title is misleading. Woofenden in Swedenborg Researcher's Manual renders it "Dynamics of the Soul's Kingdom." It is a study of human physiology and psychology, with focus in Volume I on the blood and cardiac system, with consideration of gestation. Volume II begins with a chapter titled "An Introduction to Rational Psychology" wherein Swedenborg enunciates his important doctrine of Series and Degrees. Volume II focuses on the brain and the human soul. Author & Subject indexes in Volume II. Volume I: ISBN 0-915221-31-4, 564 pages, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, hb, 1955 Volume II: ISBN 0-915221-32-2, 428 pages, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, hb, 1955 Set: ISBN 0-915221-09-8 The Economy of the Animal Kingdom, Volume III: The Fibre Our Price: $16.95 The Economy of the Animal Kingdom, Volume III: The Fibre Emanuel Swedenborg, Translated by Alfred Acton Though clearly prepared for the press, this work was not published by Swedenborg. It was written in 1741-42. The work treats of the medullary fibre of the brain, the nerve fibres of the body, the arachnoid tunic, and diseases of the fibre. The latter part treats of both physical and psychological pathology. Particularly important philosophically is a 30-page section on Swedenborg's doctrine of forms, a crucial doctrine in his causal theory. Author and subject indexes. ISBN 0-915221-23-3, 382 pages, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, cloth, 1976 Available as as set: (Volumes I, II, & III) Psychologica Our Price: $14.95 PsychologicaEmanuel Swedenborg / Translated by Alfred Acton Taken from one of Swedenborg's journals in which he took notes on various works by other authors, these notes are interspersed with entries recording his travels in 1733 and 1734. Psychologica comprises the extensive notes taken on Psychologia Empirica of Christian Wolff (1679-1754) accompanied with substantial commentary by Swedenborg. Swedenborg's reading of the Psychologia Empirica came at a crucial point in his intellectual development as he sought a way to demonstrate the existence of the soul. And we are fortunate to have recorded in this volume the evidence of his eager reception of some of Wolff's ideas and his reactions against others. ISBN: 978-091522183-7, 169 pages, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches, reprinted 2009 On Tremulation Our Price: $12.95 On Tremulation Emanuel Swedenborg, Translated by C.T. Odhner Fragments of a remarkable theory about "our most subtle nature, showing that our moving and living force consists of vibrations." This prelude to Swedenborgs search for the soul is his first examination of the relation between physiology and mental consciousness. He conceives of human sensations as consisting of subtle vibrations or "tremulations." While parts of the original treatise have been lost, this short volume includes all known fragments of Swedenborg on the theory, and outlines his earliest thinking on the soul-body problem. Index. ISBN 0-915221-60-8, 80 pages, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, pb, 2005