Intuition explores the nature of intuition and its practical place in the social and behavioural sciences and the arts and discusses the nature of intuition from such perspectives as anthropology, philosophy, physics, psychology and medicine.

Part I The Nature of Intuition; Chapter 1 Intuition, Marcie Boucouvalas; Chapter 2 The Nature of Intuition, Charles Laughlin; Chapter 3 Looking Intuit, P. Sven Arvidson; Chapter 4 Sacred Land—Sacred Stories, Joe Sheridan, Anne Pineault; Chapter 5 Wheels Within Wheels, Building the Earth, Guy Burneko; Part II Intuition, Science, and Praxis; Chapter 6 Intuition in the Development of Scientific Theory and Practice, Evelyn H. Monsay; Chapter 7 Subjectivity and Intuition in the Scientific Method, Brenda J. Dunne; Chapter 8 Thought, Action, and Intuition in Practice-Oriented Disciplines, Bob Harbort; Chapter 9 Intuition as Authoritative Knowledge in Midwifery and Homebirth, Robbie Davis-Floyd, Elizabeth Davis; Chapter 10 Standing by Process, Lucia Roncalli;