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... the moonlightand then he saw what spirit? Why did he wake from sleep? Or perhaps sleep was a long time comingand now he lies in sleep, in the dissecting room. Perhaps he wanted this sleep. Like a plague rat, face smeared with bloody foam, neck twisted, in a lightless hole he sleeps now; he will awake no more. ;He...

... of dissatisfaction toward him. In confusion we consumed our supper in the open air. Because it was dark and because we had to be on the move very early the next morning, no one had time to get out his camp bed. Adviser T'ieh-lo-ni and Director Teng, still fully clad, lay down to sleep on the mound, which...

..., the “sleep room,” where the “absolutely individual” activity of sleep occurred, was deemed central to the individual sphere—a space with the highest degree of privacy ( Chut'aek 1960 , 42). “Sleep” was connected not only to the idea of the individual but also to changing attitudes about sex and conjugal...

..., much of Iyer's erudition falls flat due to his pervasive, overcnthusiastic, and textually unwarranted emphasis on "deep sleep" as the keynote in the quasi-psychological triad of Vedanta, i.e., waking, dream and sleep. He also identifies turiya with "deep sleep" {passim) instead of showing...

... is at once stronger than "free will," as well as different from it; "freedom of the will" is a Eurocentrically loaded term. Susupti is not so much (or not only) "sommeil profond" (p. 125) as total dreamless sleep, sleep bereft of all cognitions (since the medieval Hindus hadn't read Freud, they were...

... of the will" is a Eurocentrically loaded term. Susupti is not so much (or not only) "sommeil profond" (p. 125) as total dreamless sleep, sleep bereft of all cognitions (since the medieval Hindus hadn't read Freud, they were not aware that there may just not be any such thing). Still, the French language helps: jdgrat susupti...

... was of nutritional, ideological, and political significance. Part 2, “Physical Government” (chapters 3 and 4), investigates why and how both physical education/exercise and resting/sleeping serve as ways of strengthening the body for the sake of production. Krusche points out that knowledge about fitness...

... or "I" does not persist in deep sleep, while the Visistadvaitin refutes this view and concludes that it does. The arguments here, as well as at so many other places, should satisfy those with "the will to believe" the Visistadvaita school of thought. It comes to mind that if the ego can be sometimes...

... On the technical side, much of Iyer's erudition falls flat due to his pervasive, overcnthusiastic, and textually unwarranted emphasis on "deep sleep" as the keynote in the quasi-psychological triad of Vedanta, i.e., waking, dream and sleep. He also identifies turiya with "deep sleep" {passim) instead of showing...

... On the technical side, much of Iyer's erudition falls flat due to his pervasive, overcnthusiastic, and textually unwarranted emphasis on "deep sleep" as the keynote in the quasi-psychological triad of Vedanta, i.e., waking, dream and sleep. He also identifies turiya with "deep sleep" {passim) instead of showing...

... Four, "The Nature of the Individual Self" (especially pp. 63-64), the Advaitin concludes that the Ego or "I" does not persist in deep sleep, while the Visistadvaitin refutes this view and concludes that it does. The arguments here, as well as at so many other places, should satisfy those...

...] signifying icism of a trained social anthropologist, though the sleeping period of Bhagwan. This sleep of valuable to the latter. It is written, to "bring God means postponement of all labouring in old thoughts near to the modern world." In rains. When the God sleeps no auspicious cere- his preface...

... Written Character as a Medium for Poetry” and launched an imagist's career in the previous decade, would mumble in his sleep, “China is interesting, VERY.” In the infamous East End lay the legendary grime and crime of Limehouse Chinatown: opium dens, brothels, gambling parlors, and shops stocked...

... to those representatives of VOKS (a cultural branch of the Soviet secret police), who solicitously accompanied him on his travels. A fair proportion of the diary is taken BOOK REVIEWS 207 up by such personal items as: "Last night I was very tired, but nevertheless I could not sleep. I went to bed about one...

... consciousness to the pure and transcendent consciousness that is Atman. Here Indich lays out the Advaitic theory of levels of consciousness corresponding to a hierarchical reality, distinguishing between the levels of waking, dream, deep sleep, and the negation of these levels in the fourth (Turiya) level...

... published before, and bears the trace of its genesis in the early 1990s. Hirata is drawn to the points in modern Japanese literature most dif cult to rescue ethically the violation of sleeping girls in Kawabata (chap. 1), the ripping of the body in suicide (chaps. 4, 7), masturbation (chaps. 4 6) and risks...

... as random juxtapositions. Even more serious, at times she seems to misapprehend the significance of the secondary texts she uses. For example, Vernon compares the development of the women writer in Japan with the motif of Sleeping Beauty and then rationalizes why the sexual archetype suggested by the fairy...

...." dhdn \dtd hoye gechhe ["The Harvest Is Over"]7 I do not know when the harvest was over straw scattered on the fields, Bits of chaff, broken eggs, the snake's shed skin, the cold nest. Over there beyond all this, in the field A few familiar people are asleep, how profoundly. Over there someone sleeps I...