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At the heart of human experience lies an obsession with the nature of death. Religion, for most of history, has provided an explanation for human life and a vision of what comes after it. But in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, such beliefs came under relentless pressure as... read more
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- F. W. H. Myers: Add a description of this character.
- Henry Sidgwick
- Gorky
- Moura
- Lenin
- Arthur Balfour
- Wells
- Stalin
- Darwin
- Mary Lyttelton
- Dzerzhinsky
- Mrs Willett
- Duranty
- Blyumkin
- Mrs Verrall
- Krasin
- Wallace
- Yagoda
- Annie Marshall
- Trotsky
- Jean Balfour
- Lunacharsky
- Gerald Balfour
- Krishnamurti
- Ouspensky
- Savelli
- Lamarck
- Peters
- Platonov
- Bekhterev
- Menzhinsky
- Hume
- William James
Authors & Contributors edit
- John N. Gray (Author)
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- Dewey: 133.901309034
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