Robert Rosen Boeken

The revised second edition serves as a foundational text for the evolving field of Anticipatory Systems Theory. It features updated content, including a new set of Prolegomena and a dedicated chapter on the Ontology of Anticipation, enriching the reader's understanding of the subject. This comprehensive work is essential for those interested in the theoretical underpinnings and applications of anticipation in systems.

From the final days of the Brooklyn Dodgers in the mid-1950s to the arrival of the Beatles in 1964, Bobby in Naziland takes you on an unsentimental journey through one Brooklyn neighbourhood. Grappling to understand and come to terms with the ever-present threat of nuclear annihilation and the historical weight of the Holocaust, the young Bobby provides a child's view of the mid-20th-century American experience.

In his final years, John Lennon documented his innermost thoughts in diaries, revealing his complex relationships and emotions. He candidly explored his rivalry with Paul McCartney, the challenges of his marriage to Yoko Ono, and his deep love for his sons, Julian and Sean. Additionally, he expressed his disdain for the music industry, his desire for escape through dreams, and his critical views on both England and America, offering a raw and personal glimpse into the mind of a musical icon.

Brooklyn, 1955-64: A Jewish boy learns about life and death from the W.W. II vets and Holocaust survivors who surround him.