Adopting a commitment to the principle of heterogeneity, combined with concern for subjugated and disqualified knowledge, we unravel debates around telepathy telementation in marketing theory practice. We explicate conditions possibility these deliberations, focusing on Society Psychical Research (SPR). A close reading scholarly outputs published by members SPR helps us unpack theoretical assum...

This paper proposes a new scientific way to study the concept and technique of automatic writing in Surrealism. Based on specialists André Breton’s work experts automatism, we expose here literary, psychiatric, neurological parapsychological influences that Breton had create his own technique. We suggest have add all these influences, spiritist one, specifically, Allan Kardec, whose doctrine co...

Tales of ghosts, wraiths, and other apparitions have been reported in virtually all cultures. The strange sensation that somebody is nearby when no one is actually present and cannot be seen (feeling of a presence, FoP) is a fascinating feat of the human mind, and this apparition is often covered in the literature of divinity, occultism, and fiction. Although it is described by neurological and...

A new computerized test for ‘extrasensory perception’ (ESP) is designed use in everyday environments and draws on principles occultism to promote better results. Results suggest that induction techniques focus contribute ESP trial success, but are need of larger sample replication.
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The Doctrine of Postulates is one the most disputed segments in Kant’s philosophy. How could objective reality immortality soul and existence God fit an understanding modernity that brought up as “secular” “rational”? Leading scholars see Highest Good a “theological” denial itself. question how this central critique emerged discourse. Traces modern Kant research lead to period around 1900, when...

RICHARD DEACON, Matthew Hopkins; Witch Finder General, London, Frederick Muller, 1976, 8vo, pp. 223, illus., £6.50. The current interest in witchcraft and the occult continues unabated, and no doubt this book is intended for this insatiable appetite. In addition, however, the author, who is a professional writer, claims the relevance of historical witchcraft to similar practices today, which is...