The Demon-Haunted World Study Guide consists of approx. 58 pages of summaries and analysis on The Demon-Haunted World by Carl Sagan. Browse the literature study guide below:
The text begins with a quote from Albert Einstein to the effect that all science may be imperfect, but it is still the most valuable tool we have for understanding our world. Sagan catalogues some of the many forms of pseudoscience that masquerade as New Age enlightenment, old time religion, and simple dogma. Some of these popular pseudo scientific beliefs range from the legend of Atlantis to Transcendental Meditation, Soviet communism to Biblical literalism. Sagan stipulates that these argue in the face of scientific evidence. (
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