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Rupert Sheldrake:

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Newspaper articles (news, reviews, op-ed)

Daily Express

• July 28,2010 THE PSYCHIC POWERS OF CATS [1]; largely uncritical piece on psychic cats.
• September 6,2011 WOMAN, 76, SAVED BY PUPPY AFTER HEART ATTACK [2], largely uncritical.
• April 1,2010 INCREDIBLE ANIMAL INSTINCTS [3], largely uncritical.

Daily Mail

• News article 6 September 2006 Telepathy does exists claims Cambridge scientist [4]
• The weird world of mystic mogs and death-sensing dogs [5] (largely uncritical review of Peter + Elizabeth Fenwick's book (title?) on psychic pets)
• Apparently he's friends with Jerry Hall and has a wife called Jill who is an "expert" in Mongolian overtone chanting. [6]. Apparently, "Jerry is very telepathic. She is one of a twin, and twins are often telepathically bonded."

Daily Mirror

Surprisingly, none.

Daily Record

Scottish tabloid.

Surprisingly, none.

Daily Star

Surprisingly, none.

The Daily Telegraph

• News article 06/09/2006 Festival attacked over paranormal 'nonsense' [7]

Financial Times

• Lighthearted news summary of BA controversy,September 5, 2006 [8]

The Herald

Glasgow-based broadsheet

• Gavin Bell. Psychic pets or simply barking? [9]
• Arnold Kemp. Fresh look at uncanny powers of not-so-dumb friends 2 April 1994 (largely neutral summary of Seven Experiments That Could Change the World. [10]

The Guardian

• Susan Blackmore (4 February 2009) [11]. Not cited.
  • Sheldrake's response (9 February 2009) to [12] to Blackmore
• Mark Vernon, Hard to believe; Sheldrake's work has been condemned as heresy. His theories might be flawed, but why the emotional reaction? [13]
• Adam Rutherford (editor of Nature), [14]. "It's impossible to establish exactly what Rupert Sheldrake is promoting, but one guess is that it's Rupert Sheldrake.", "don't read this book, it will make you stupider."
• Ben Goldacre (doctor/science journalist) [15] "I disagree with him on a lot, but he has one great idea". Not really on topic.

The Independent

• News Article (06/09/2006) Scientists angry after platform is given to 'charlatan's fantasy' [16]
• Book Review by Peter Forbes of Seven Experiments That Could Change the World (largely negative) [17].
• Another book review by Jenny Uglow of Seven Experiments That Could Change the World [18] (largely negative).

Metro

None.

The New York Times

• Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, review (or rather a somewhat neutral summary) of DOGS THAT KNOW WHEN THEIR OWNERS ARE COMING HOME And Other Unexplained Powers of Animals. [19]

The Sun

• Animal's Early Roar-ning system. [20], uncritical. Apparently, dogs knew of impending bombings during the Second World War.
• Another article, although Sheldrake doesn't say anything controversial [21].

The Scotsman

Edinburgh-based broadsheet

• None, as far as I can tell.

The Times

• News article: 5 Sep 2006 "Scientists angered by telephone telepathy study" [22]
• News article: 6 September 2006 "The research that triggered the row" [23]
• Revitalising science "Mavericks such as Fred Hoyle, Rupert Sheldrake and David Horrobin are denigrated or ignored" [24]
• Brainstorm (on British Association controversy) [25]

Sheldrake's own bibliography

Books

• A New Science of Life: the hypothesis of formative causation, Los Angeles, CA: J.P. Tarcher, 1981 (second edition 1985, third edition 2009). ISBN 978-1848310421.
• The Presence of the Past: morphic resonance and the habits of nature, New York, NY: Times Books, 1988. ISBN 0-8129-1666-2.
• The Rebirth of Nature: the greening of science and God, New York, NY: Bantam Books, 1991. ISBN 0-553-07105-X.
• Seven Experiments That Could Change the World: a do-it-yourself guide to revolutionary science, New York, NY: Riverhead Books, 1995. ISBN 1-57322-014-0.
• Dogs that Know When Their Owners are Coming Home: and other unexplained powers of animals, New York, NY: Crown, 1999 (second edition 2011). ISBN 978-0307885968.
• The Sense of Being Stared At: and other aspects of the extended mind, New York, NY: Crown Publishers, 2003. ISBN 0-609-60807-X.

With Ralph Abraham and Terence McKenna:

• Trialogues at the Edge of the West: chaos, creativity, and the resacralization of the world, Santa Fe, NM: Bear & Co. Pub., 1992. ISBN 0-939680-97-1.
• The Evolutionary Mind: trialogues at the edge of the unthinkable, Santa Cruz, CA: Dakota Books, 1997. ISBN 0-9632861-1-0.
• Chaos, Creativity and Cosmic Consciousness, Rochester, VT: Park Street Press, 2001. ISBN 0-89281-977-4.
• The Evolutionary Mind: conversations on science, imagination & spirit, Rhinebeck, NY: Monkfish Book Pub. Co., 2005. ISBN 0-9749359-7-2.

With Matthew Fox:

• Natural Grace: dialogues on creation, darkness, and the soul in spirituality and science, New York, NY: Doubleday, 1996. ISBN 0-385-48356-2.
• The Physics of Angels: exploring the realm where science and spirit meet, San Francisco, CA: HarperSanFrancisco, 1996. ISBN 0-06-062864-2.

Scientific papers on uncontroversially scientific subjects

Subjects: plant hormone production, auxin transport in plants, cell differentiation, ageing and death of cells, Crop physiology