Descent of Spirit: Writings of E.L. Grant Watson
Primavera Press, 245 pp, $19.95 pb
A Sense of Wonder
In his scientific foreword to Descent of Spirit, E. J. Steele, currently a Visiting Fellow at the John Curtin School of Medicine in Canberra, asks:
What is the connection between Science and Art? If there is a connecting link it surely must relate to our sixth intuitive, or integrative sense. It is this sense which the biological essays of E. L. Grant Watson directly address: he excites our sense of wonder.
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Descent of Spirit: Writings of E.L. Grant Watson
edited by Dorothy Green
Primavera Press, 245 pp, $19.95 pb
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