Editors: Robert S. Baker and James Sexton

This fifth volume in the six-volume Complete Essays series encompasses Huxley’s essays from 1939 to 1956. During this period, Huxley delves into the interplay between science, technology, and modern culture, while also exploring his growing interest in religious mysticism. The collection reflects his philosophical evolution and includes notable essays such as "The Doors of Perception," "Adonis and the Alphabet," and "The Education of an Amphibian."