January 1999
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65 Citations
World Literature Today
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January 1999
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43 Reads
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65 Citations
World Literature Today
January 1996
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39 Reads
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39 Citations
World Literature Today
... These concerns are the result of mental constructs driven by collective ancestral memories of cataclysms stored in the human subconscious mind which have no awareness of, or connection to those events. The mental process to transform an idea into pseudo-reality is shown by Roberto dela Griva 4 , the hero seeking the secret of Longitude in Eco's masterpiece 'The island of the day before' [2] who moves in a fraction of a second from today to tomorrow or to yesterday by stepping across the 180 degree Longitudinal Timeline meridian artificially established in the Solomon Islands. Just imagine the time when Super Intelligent computers will be able to create improved generations of Super intelligent computers capable to design even more sophisticated Super Intelligent computers or make poetry or expand into the Universe or produce super drugs to improve human brain capacity, or new genetic engineering methods for living organisms. ...
January 1996
World Literature Today
... Paris: Temps actuels. 17 Eco, U. (1998) Xiping: "… when studying western culture introduced by the missionaries, we should not rest on the lay of science. What we should do is to analyze their ideology and religious concepts. ...
January 1999
World Literature Today