AIPR Advanced Certificate in Parapsychology—Unit Outline
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Survival Issues in
Parapsychology [para-ac04]
Scope
Essay Topic Discuss the purpose(s) served
by believing in life after death. NOTE: Essay must be no longer than 3000 words and formatted in APA-style[1] Required Reading Boyd,
J. N., & Zimbardo, P. G. (2006). Constructing time after death:
The transcendental-future time perspective. In L. Storm & M. A. Thalbourne (Eds.), The survival of human
consciousness: Essays on the possibility of life after death
(Chapter 6). Jefferson, NC: McFarland. Krippner, S. (2006). Getting through the grief:
After-death communication experiences and their effects on
experients. In L. Storm & M. A. Thalbourne (Eds.). The
survival of human consciousness: Essays on the possibility of life
after death (Chapter 9). Jefferson, NC: McFarland. Moreman,
C. M. (2006). Mystical experience and the afterlife. In L. Storm & M. A. Thalbourne (Eds.), The survival of human
consciousness: Essays on the possibility of life after death
(Chapter 2). Jefferson, NC: McFarland. Optional Reading Chandler,
K. (2006). Refutation
of the “denial of death” hypothesis. In
L. Storm & M. A. Thalbourne (Eds.), The survival of human
consciousness: Essays on the possibility of life after death (Chapter
1). Jefferson, NC: McFarland. Heath, P. R., with Klimo, J. (2006). What the channeled material
of suicides tell us about the afterlife. In L. Storm & M. A.
Thalbourne (Eds.), The survival of human consciousness: Essays on
the possibility of life after death (Chapter 11). Jefferson, NC:
McFarland. Stokes
D. M. (2006). Mind, matter and death. In L. Storm
& M. A. Thalbourne (Eds.), The survival of human
consciousness: Essays on the possibility of life after death
(Chapter 3). Jefferson, NC: McFarland. Storm, L. (2006). A solution: Radical survivalism. In L. Storm & M. A. Thalbourne (Eds.), The survival of human consciousness: Essays on the possibility of life after death (Chapter 15). Jefferson, NC: McFarland.
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