Some of the "BE" Source Literature & Material

Lena Stiessel - Skapelsemyter från Hela Världen

Daniel Hecht - The Babel Effect

Daniel Quinn - Ishmael

Carl Sagan - Billions & Billions

Dragons of Eden

Pale Blue Dot

Contact

The Demon-Haunted World

Martin Amis - Einstein's Monsters

Arundhati Roy - The God of Small Things

The End of Imagination

The Algebra of Infinite Justice

War is Peace

Democracy

War Talk

Ahimsa

My Journey into Terror

The Loneliness of Noam Chomsky

Come September

Confronting Empire

The Ordinary Person's Guide to Empire

Instant-Mix Imperial Democracy

Frances Ashcroft - Life at the Extremes. The science of survival

Martin Goldsmith - Men Alla Andra Religioner Då?

Jared Diamond - Why is Sex Fun? The evolution of human sexuality

Brody/Brody - The Seven Greatest Scientific Discoveries in History

Kurt Vonnegut - Slaughterhouse Five

Galapagos

Isaac Asimov - Robot Visions

Robot Dreams

The Robots of Dawn

Arthur Bradford - Dogwalker

Douglas Adams - The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy

Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency

The Long Dark Teatime of the Soul

The Salmon of Doubt

Lawrence M. Krauss - Fear of Physics. A guide for the perplexed

Plato - Republic

Aldous Huxley - Brave New World

Yann Martel - Life of Pi

Ken Wilber (red.) - The Holographic Paradigm and Other Paradoxes

Milan Kundera - The Book of Laughter and Forgetting

J.M. Coetzee - The Lives of Animals

Waiting for the Barbarians

George Orwell - Nineteen Eighty-Four

Robert T. Bakker - The Dinosaur Heresies

Ken Keyes jr. - The Hundredth Monkey

H.G. Wells - When the Sleeper Awakes

Ingela Cole - Other Realities

Elisabeth Kübler-Ross - The Wheel of Life

Making the Most of the Inbetween

Kahil Gibran - The Prophet

Stephen J. Hawking - Cosmos

A. A. Milne - The Complete Winnie the Pooh

Lars Gustafsson - Det Sällsamma Djuret från Norr

Peter Nilson - Messias med Tr˛benet

PC Jersild - Geniernas Återkomst

Greg Bear - Eon

Steven Weinberg - The First Three Minutes

Virginia Woolf - To the Lighthouse

Oliver Sachs - The Island of the Colorblind

The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat

Campbell/Boa - This Business of the Gods...

Desmond Morris - The Pocket Guide to Manwatching

Paolo Coelho - Veronika Decides to Die

Steve Jones - Almost Like a Whale. The Origin of Species

(God and others) - The Bible

Adams/Laughlin - The Five Ages of the Universe. Inside the Physics of Eternity

Neil Postman - Amusing Ourselves to Death

Mark Maslin - Global Warming

Elizabeth Warner - Russian Myths

(A Lion Handbook) - The World's Religions

Peter Lemesurier - Nostradamus, The Next 50 Years

Anne Ross - Druids, Gods & Heroes from Celtic Mythology

Noam Chomsky - 11/9

Rouge States

Stephens Dobyns - Eating Naked

Chalmers Johnson - Blowback

James Thompson - Psychological Aspects of Nuclear War

Michael B. Sabom - Recollections of Death. A medical investigation

(Skriftserien Kairos) - Nomadologin

A. G. Drachmann - Antikkens Teknik

Willy Strzelewicz - Der Kampf um die Menschenrechte

(Also God and others?) - The Book of Mormon

Mika Waltari - Sinuhe

Julian Barnes - Staring at the Sun

Bill Bryson - A Short History of Nearly Everything

Mark Haddon - The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

Marcia Bartusiak - Einstein's Unfinished Symphony

Michael J. Behe - Darwin's Black Box

Source literature from "One Hour by the Concrete Lake" and "WaterWar".

Course literature from my Ethics class.

Course literature from my Gender in Education class.

The source literature for the arguing/reasoning essay "The Apes of Wrath" that I wrote with some friends back in 1999, and the source literature I used for my class speech regarding the Triune Brain theory, also in 1999.

Cultural history course material during the Aesthetics course.

Coarse literature during my PeaceWork studies at GU.

Course literature from my physics course "Ionizing Radiation" at GU.

Countless TV documentaries, articles and magazines.

Historical books and books on Egyptian history.

Ordfront Magasin.

Illustrerad Vetenskap.

Allt om Vetenskap.

Some notes on the literature

Some of the above books are good, some are bad - but all tell us something about the topics I've been dealing with. In other words, some of the books might indeed proclaim the diametrical opposite to what I believe myself, but, as I said to myself when I entered a course on ionizing radiation physics - "Know your enemy!" Others might not be more than OK or, in my opinion, might fail to draw all the available and suggested conclusions, but still contain several crucial points of theory that happen to be very interesting, like Hecht's and Quinn's books. For what it's worth, I highly recommend Carl Sagan, Lars Gustafsson, Douglas Adams, Desmond Morris, Bill Bryson and Kurt Vonnegut (well, that's an odd handful for you). Have fun!