Titlebook: Reading the Sphinx; Ancient Egypt in Nin Lynn Parramore Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2008

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The Exquisite Corpse,rld that was changing too fast, leaving human beings in a bewildering swirl of shifting paradigms and monstrous technology. Populations were exploding. Steam engines and new-fangled machines threatened to eclipse the age-old rhythms of life. Medical “free-thinkers” had deprived human beings of souls

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Strangers in a Strange Land, Nile, which nourishes the desert, is the most life-giving of all rivers. Conversely, rivers are also connected to death and to the terrifying and transformative passages of the soul (Jung, . 200, 218–19). In ., Homer tells what happened after the Trojan War, when the weary Menelaus, whose wife Hele

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Afterlives,he West. Americans carry Egypt in their pockets. Consider the dollar bill—the most potent symbol of wealth in the world exudes Egyptian magic through the Masonic eye and pyramid. Watch CNN, a premiere cable news source, where newscaster Wolf Blitzer draws authority from an image of the stark obelisk

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The Exquisite Corpse, with their mechanistic view of the body. Against these alarming trends, “we must summon the confidence to appeal to the past,” wrote the editor, “as a probable pledge to the future” (Preface to .’.).

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