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Tracing Saint Germain: Absolute Knowledge and the Specter of Immortality
Thomas Argiro
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New Age
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Spectre
91%
Immortality
84%
Critical Response
39%
Umberto Eco
28%
Dan Brown
18%
Occultism
15%
Revolutionary France
14%
Postmodern World
14%
Spiritualism
13%
Political Commitment
13%
Critical Thinking
12%
Response Time
12%
Faith
12%
Multiplicity
12%
Persuasion
11%
Sectarian
11%
Ephemeral
11%
Nobility
11%
Cultural Practices
11%
Willingness
11%
Launch
10%
Historical Study
10%
Capitalism
10%
Cultural Studies
10%
Religion
10%
Sentiment
10%
Marxist
9%
Mystic
9%
Popular Culture
9%
Psychic
9%
Manifestation
8%
Novel
7%
Logic
6%
Social Sciences
New Age
100%
occultism
20%
cultural studies approach
17%
political activity
11%
popular culture
11%
persuasion
11%
withdrawal
10%
faith
10%
critic
10%
capitalist society
9%
Religion
8%
France
8%
dialogue
7%
present
5%
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