The Self-Evolving Cosmos: A Phenomenological Approach to Nature's Unity-in-Diversity (Series on Knots and Everything) Edition

“The Self-Evolving Cosmos is an exciting, creative, interdisciplinary, and scholarly work recalling the collaboration between Hermann Weyl and Edmund Husserl on the function of mathematical intuition in cosmological physics … It is a major, ground-breaking, poetic work of powerful intelligence illustrating the use of a promising new research tool in the challenging areas of quantum and cosmological physics.”– Patrick A Heelan, William A Gaston Professor of Philosophy, Georgetown University, author of Space-Perception and the Philosophy of Science

“Rosen writes extremely well; each sentence is deep yet meticulously crafted, as it needs to be describing a new paradigm is tricky business. This book, then, is not an easy read! It requires perusing in depth and time spent in the hiding places , the folds or nuances , in order to absorb the imagery. But Rosen’s vision, one that he has nurtured for decades, is well worth the effort.”– The Journal of Mind and Behavior

“This book offers an original way of thinking about two of the most significant problems confronting modern theoretical physics: the unification of the forces of nature and the evolution of the universe.” —Zentralblatt MATH

Rosen writes extremely well; each sentence is deep yet meticulously crafted, as it needs to be describing a new paradigm is tricky business. This book, then, is not an easy read! It requires perusing in depth and time spent in the hiding places , the folds or nuances , in order to absorb the imagery. But Rosen’s vision, one that he has nurtured for decades, is well worth the effort. –The Journal of Mind and Behavior