This book attacks the engram for being a pseudoscientific cloak for the idea that the past has become nothing unless cellular changes have stored the memory.
This book attacks the engram for being a pseudoscientific cloak for the idea that the past has become nothing unless cellular changes have stored the memory. This text terms the background information that limits the actions of mankind "facticity." The world is an infinite series of finite appearances according to this book, which opens by claiming that the (*) noumenon simply doesn't exist and that we can perceive the external world, contra Kant. In the framework put forth by this work, the biggest threatening influence is another's gaze. Contrasting being-in-itself with being-for-itself, this book warns against making one's existence entirely a social role, which its author termed "bad faith." For 10 points, name this book that urges people to not despair at the void, written by Jean-Paul Sartre.
This book attacks the engram for being a pseudoscientific cloak for the idea that the past has become nothing unless cellular changes have stored the memory.
Being and Nothingness: An Essay on Phenomenological Ontology [or L'ÃŠtre et le nÃ©ant : Essai d'ontologie phÃ©nomÃ©nologique] 