Robert Jameson: 30 books

A collection of angry, but hopefully thought-provoking moans about the degenerative and anti-intellectual tendencies of the society we live in. Warning: This book contains very strong language and provocative opinions that many people are very likely to find offensive.

'The Dark Arts of Genius' is a short book that serves as an introduction to how advanced, independent thinking skills can be nurtured and developed.

This book is for people who want to make better use of that mushy stuff between their ears. It is for intellectually-minded people (students and others) who want to develop their intellectual potential, enhance their intellectual awareness and so be better able to participate in one of the greatest...

The God Gametes theory challenges the Darwinian notion that natural selection could drive evolution of complex life forms. It holds that advanced civilisations inhabited earth prior to the rise of our own. That life on earth is part of the reproductive system of an external parent species and our...

Our body has 50 million-million cells - each with 2 copies of the 3.1647 billion nucleotides in our genome. If nucleotides are switched off, they are ignored - if switched on, they are read and they code for building body parts. No one knows what does this switching off and on. Scientists call the...

An examination of what the Savile scandal has revealed about our society's ideas of justice and morality.

Are you irritated by dogmatic religious belief on the one hand and by close-minded, pompous atheism (of the angry Richard Dawkins variety) on the other? Would you be interested in a more intelligent perspective on religious ideas? Intelligent people often find themselves in a dilemma regarding...

The God Gametes theory is a refreshing look at what may be both the meaning of life and the reason for its creation. It argues that life on earth and in fact our human consciousness, are universal entities. A model is presented that assumes our universe is a tiny part of a multiverse, arguing that...

Is genius a freak event of nature or is it something we can develop for ourselves?   We live in a world where genius is rare. Every now and then, the world is blessed with a genius. Sometimes they are listened to, and mankind reaps the rewards of their great intelligence and insight.   But...

This is a sort of guidebook for gifted students, designed to help you nurture your potential as an exceptionally intelligent and thoughtful person. From the introduction: "I didn't write this book in order to help people become 'moderately clever.' I wrote it for those people with the...

A dark portrayal of a thoughtful, intelligent man appalled by the stupidity and conformism of the grotesque inhabitants of the society in which he lives. He rants to himself and ruminates on his disgust with the human species in general before deciding on a more targeted, fruitful, enjoyable and thoroughly...

In a gentle and spiritual approach, Robert C. Jameson, MFT, presents simple and powerful techniques that are intended to be used regularly to achieve joy in everyday life. You will learn how to truly love yourself and have a healthy, functioning, long-term relationship that makes your heart sing through...

Romanticism is a worldview that finds expression over a whole range of cultural fields—not only in literature and art but in philosophy, theology, political theory, and social movements. In Romanticism Against the Tide of Modernity Michael Löwy and Robert Sayre formulate a theory that defines romanticism...

Wars have played a momentous role in shaping the course of human history. The ever-present specter of conflict has made it an enduring topic of interest in popular culture, and many movies, from Hollywood blockbusters to independent films, have sought to show the complexities and horrors of war on-screen. In...