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SYZ Geometry for Calabi-Yau 3-folds: Taub-NUT and Ooguri-Vafa Type Metrics
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A Futurist for the 21st Century: The Macrohistory of Lawrence Taub (1936-2018)
This book is intended an introduction and a tribute to the visionary work of American futurist Lawrence Taub, author of The Spiritual Imperative: Sex, Age, and the Last Caste. Whether you are a seeker of wisdom, a student of history, or simply curious about humanity's collective journey, Taub provides a new framework for looking at the past, the present, and the future through new eyes. At the heart of Taub's work is his concept of societal "castes"—interpreted not as rigid social hierarchies, but as evolving stages of human development. These stages progress from basic survival and the pursuit of power and wealth to the eventual realization of spiritual purpose. Taub’s thought-provoking macrohistory blends history, psychology, and spiritual philosophy to chart a path for individuals and societies grappling with the complexities of life in the 21st century.
When India Eclispse China: Futurist Lawerence Taub on the Unexpected 21st Century
In the next few decades, the rivalry between China and India will reshape the world as we know it in unexpected ways. This is one of the key take away points from futurist Lawrence Taub's forecast, outlined in his book The Spiritual Imperative: Age, Sex,and the Last Caste (1995). From the beginning of the Christian era up to the Industrial Revolution in the 19th century, China and India were the world's two largest economies. Soon they will be the world's two superpowers again, and their influence will be felt around the world. Taub explains the economic, cultural, and spiritual dynamics of the rivalry between the two Asian giants, which he depicts as a clash between two conflicting worldvie...
David Rosenmann-Taub: Poems and Commentaries
A collection of sixty commented poems of contemporary Chilean poet David Rosenmann-Taub, David Rosenmann-Taub: Poems and Commentaries continues Kenneth Gorfkle's exposition of the Chilean poet's work in English. Except for the poet's explanations in his own books Quince and Glosa, these commentaries are unique in illuminating the poet's work. Of the many topics that the poems treat, consciousness in all its aspects is the poet's primary concern. It comprises a full half of the poems in the book and reverberates in other poems as well.
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