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". . . they call us by our name . . .": Technology, Memory and Metempsychosis

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Since “Civilization and Its Discontents” – and likely before – sound recording has been plausibly understood as a prosthesis of memory, characterised by Freud as the “faculty of recall”. However, as Freud himself was to point out in his theory of “screen
Hogg B
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The connections between conceptions of metempsychosis in the philosophical traditions of ancient Greece and India

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Metempsychosis is a philosophical and religious tradition that spans multiple cultures. The fundamental belief is that the soul goes through cycles of death and rebirth, reincarnating in different bodies and forms.
Chiman, Akash Priyesh Heeren
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Kuki Shūzō and the Idea of Metempsychosis : Recontextualizing Kuki's Lecture on Time in the Intellectual Milieu Between the Two World Wars

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Shortly before his departure from Europe, Kuki Shūzō held two public conferences at the Pontigny gathering of philosophers in 1928. One of the themes he addressed in one of them was the “Oriental” notion of time.
Shigemi, INAGA
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Life and consciousness - The Vedāntic view. [PDF]

open access: yesCommun Integr Biol, 2015
Shanta BN.
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