Maica S. PinedaBook Review: The Structure of Scientific RevolutionsLike the choice between competing political institutions, that between competing paradigms proves to be a choice between incompatible modes…Sep 25, 2016Sep 25, 2016
Maica S. PinedaA Review of Individuation: A Study of the Depth Psychology of Carl Gustav JungThis is an exposition of the key concepts of CG Jung’s analytical theory with a special focus on the concept of ‘individuation’ — the…Apr 27, 2016Apr 27, 2016
Maica S. PinedaBook Review: The Methodology of Scientifc Research ProgrammesReading this book gave me the impression of re-reading Karl Popper’s Logic of Scientific Discovery, or a sequel to it. Lakatos is a student…Apr 26, 2016Apr 26, 2016
Maica S. PinedaQuick Book Review: ConsciousnessThis remains as my most favorite book so far on consciousness and I’m biased because I own a copy of it. It’s both a textbook, and a…Apr 26, 2016Apr 26, 2016
Maica S. PinedaBook Review: The Revolution of HopeToward a Humanized TechnologyApr 12, 2016Apr 12, 2016
Maica S. PinedaBook Review: An Enquiry Concerning Human UnderstandingAddition since my first review: The Problem of Induction is always something to keep in mind, for we humans are used to finding a solid…Nov 9, 2015Nov 9, 2015
Maica S. PinedaMetamorphosis: The Science of ChangeThis insightful film, though much of its scientific conclusions are based from the evolutionary perspective, proved to be an eye-opener or…Jan 4, 2014Jan 4, 2014
Maica S. PinedaProjection LimitationI found this anonymous quote while I was browsing through some blogs yesterday and it read,Jul 24, 2013Jul 24, 2013
