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The Sense of Eternity,sion of a strong .. According to Freud, the sensation of boundlessness is itself bound by a pre-existent form – the desire for the restitution of a ‘limitless narcissism’. In translating this affect into a sense of lack, he dismisses the oceanic feeling as nostalgic and infantile, its joy concealing a need for security and a fear of helplessness.

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M. Bashir Mobasher,Nasiruddin Nezaami laps at the edge of consciousness, insinuating its siren’s song into all healthy terrestrial endeavour: ‘Why go on clinging to this clod of earth, this way of life, why pay heed to what your neighbour says?’ (. III, 1). If the land promises security, community and a gentle haven from the need to th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-52051-3th in means–ends reasoning and damage limitation – the value of which all goes unchallenged for it appeals to the familiar and the habitual without questioning the nature of its appeal. Nietzsche claims that all human arrangements are actually designed to distract thought to the point at which one c

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