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Parapsychology, Society for Psychical Research (Great Britain), Religious aspects, History, Paranormale verschijnselen, 02.50 esoteric and occult sciences, 11.98 other religions, Myers, frederick william henry, 1843-1901, Fort, charles, 1874-1932, Society for psychical research (london, england), Psychology, religious, Religious Psychology, Parapsykologi, Historia, Religionspsykologi, Religion, Psychic aspects, ParapsicologíaShowing 7 featured editions. View all 7 editions?
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Autores de lo imposible: lo paranormal y lo sagrado
2012, Kairós
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Authors of the Impossible: the Paranormal and the Sacred
2011, University of Chicago Press
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Table of Contents
The book as séance: Frederic Myers and the London Society for Psychical Research After Life
Myers and the founding of the S.P.R
The subliminal gothic: the human as two
The supernormal and evolution: the world as two
Telepathy: the communications technology of the spirit
The perfect insect of the imaginal
The telepathic and the erotic: Myers's platonic speech
Seeds of a super-story: Charles Fort and the fantastic narrative of western occulture
The parable of the peaches: Fort's mischievous monistic life
Collecting and classifying the data of the damned: Fort's comparative method
The three eras or dominants: Fort's philosophy of history
The philosophy of the hyphen: Fort's dialectical monism
Galactic colonialism: Fort's science mysticism and dark mythology
Evolution, wild talents, and the poltergeist girls: Fort's magical anthropology
The future technology of folklore: Jacques Vallee and the UFO phenomenon
Forbidden science (1957-69)
Passport to Magonia: from folklore to flying saucers
The invisible college
The present technology of folklore: computer technology and remote viewing
In the psychic underground
The alien contact trilogy and the mature multiverse gnosis
Sub rosa: the three secrets
The hermeneutics of light
Returning the human sciences to consciousness: Bertrand Méheust and the sociology of the impossible
A double premise
Méheust and the master
Science fiction and flying saucers
The challenge of the magnetic and the shock of the psychical
"if only one of these facts . . .": the impossible case of Alexis Didier
The collective mind: Bateson, De Martino, Vallee, and Jung
Agent X: projection theory turned back on itself.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [283]-287) and index.
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