the little book of life after death
Published in German in 1837 under the pseudonym "Dr. Mises.Gustav, this treatise of Theodor Fechner, a German experimental psychologist of the 19th century, examines the question of life after death, its existence and possible forms. An early pioneer in experimental psychology, he wrote 160 years ago, when parapsychology and thanatology were not yet born. The author treats death as another form of living, the first one being our staying in the womb. This brief book provides an interesting discussion of the possibility of life after death by a philosopher and scientist, but the reader should certainly keep in mind the times, when it was written.
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