Wilson Omega (5 results)
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Two papers. "On the Nature of Death" (1834) and "On the Nature of Sleep" (1833). Both from the Philosophical Transactions.
Philip, Alexander Philip Wilson. On Death and SLeep--the Omega and the proto-Omega.
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. Philip, Alexander Philip Wilson, 1770-1847. Two papers. "On the Nature of Death" (1834) and "On the Nature of Sleep" (1833). Both from the Philosophical Transactions. An interesting pair! (After all, what separates death and sleep but dreams? Oh yes, and the waking-up part? Too bad Dr. Philip didnt write a paper on where we all were before we were born.) "On the Nature of Death", 1834, pp 16 7-198; "On the Nature of Sleep" pp 73-87. Both are extracted from a larger bound volume. Nice, fresh copies.…
