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Authors: Peter Watson
Harvard Humanists,
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Harvard University:
Leary’s release from,
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Lowell Lectures at,
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Hauer, Jakob Wilhelm,
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Hayek, Friedrich von,
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Heaney, Seamus,
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Hegel, Georg,
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Heidegger, Martin,
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and art and science,
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and “care” of the world,
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and change,
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Csikszentmihalyi and,
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and essence,
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and existence,
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and future,
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Gadamer as assistant to,
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and God is dead,
226
and history,
224
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and human nature,
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and individuality,
225
and intensity,
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and knowledge/knowing,
224
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and marginal practices,
226
and meaning,
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and nature,
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and reality,
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reflection and,
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Sartre compared with,
346
and science,
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226
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455
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540
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542
and self,
225
Spiegelberg and,
414
and transcendence,
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and truth,
468
and unconscious,
224
and value/values,
226
and wholeness,
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and will,
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Heidegger, Martin—works by:
Being and Time,
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Gelassenheit (Composure),
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Hölderlin and the Essence of Poetry,
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The Origin of the Work of Art,
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The Question of Technology,
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What Is Metaphysics?
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Hemingway, Ernest,
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Hermetic Students of the Golden Dawn.
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Golden Dawn, Hermetic Students of the
heroes:
Chekhov’s views about,
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in Eisenstein’s films,
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of everyday life,
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Hauer’s views about,
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Joyce’s views about,
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Nietzsche and,
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poets as,
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Rosenberg’s views about,
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suffering and,
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heroes (
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herrenmoral
ideal, Nietzsche’s,
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Hesse, Hermann,
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Hibberd, Declan,
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Himmler, Heinrich,
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hipsters,
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history:
counterculture’s views about,
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cyclical,
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end-point of,
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–95
minimalist art and,
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Nazis and,
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postmodernism and,
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past;
specific person’s views
Hitler, Adolf,
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–14,
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–18,
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Nazis
Hofmannsthal, Hugo von,
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Holmes, Oliver Wendell Jr.,
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Holmes, Oliver Wendell Sr.,
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Holocaust,
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homeopathy,
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hope,
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specific person’s views
Horney, Karen,
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Houston, Jean,
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Hughes, Robert,
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human beings:
biology as replacement for theological understanding of,
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counterculture’s views about,
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existentialist views about,
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as experiment,
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face of,
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of the future,
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intrinsic nature of,
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pragmatism and,
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predictive theory of behavior of,
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purpose of,
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role in cosmos of,
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uniqueness of,
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Human Development Index, UN,
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human nature,
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specific person’s views
Human Potential Movement,
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humanism,
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humanities: science links with,
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humor,
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comedy
Husserl, Edmund,
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Huxley, Aldous,
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Ibsen, Henrik,
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Ibsen, Henrik—works by:
A Doll’s House,
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An Enemy of the People,
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Ghosts,
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Hedda Gabler,
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John Gabriel Borkman,
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The Master Builder,
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Peer Gynt,
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Rosmersholm,
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When We Dead Awaken,
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ideal/idealism,
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494
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specific person’s views
Idema, Henry,
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identity,
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illusions,
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imagination,
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Impressionism,
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improvisation: body and,
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income: church attendance and,
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Index of Prohibited Books,
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individual/individualism:
counterculture and,
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expressive,
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Futurists and,
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isolation/loneliness of,
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–20,
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in Matisse’s art,
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negative emotions and,
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phenomenology and,
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postmodernism and,
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as source of evil,
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unity and,
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self;
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infinity,
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–45
insanity: Musil’s views about,
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instinct,
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n,
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intellect/intelligence,
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intensity/intensification,
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International Association of Psychoanalysis,
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International Foundation for Internal Freedom (IFIF),
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International Social Survey Program and Eurobarometer surveys,
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intersubjectivity,
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intimacy,
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intoxication: Freud’s views about,
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intuition,
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Ireland: