Anthology edited by Titus Rivas, Anny Dirven, and Rudolf Smit — compiling over 100 veridical near-death experience cases where persons clinically dead accurately perceived events they could not have observed through normal sensory means — the most comprehensive case-based argument for consciousness's independence from the brain.
Presents the most extensive collection of veridical NDE evidence — cases where blind persons reported accurate visual perceptions during clinical death, where patients described events in other rooms, or gave accurate post-mortem information — constituting the strongest case-based challenge to physicalist theories of consciousness.
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