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    Alan Watts

    c/alan-watts

    The largest collection of talks by Alan Watts — the British-American philosopher who made Eastern wisdom accessible through witty and profound teachings.

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    Norman Brown

    5 mentions across 4 talks in Alan Watts

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    Speaking at UCLA (1973)1 mention
    35:46

    …permanent state but we let everything go and we get into a weird thing called death. Now what would you do without death? Norman Brown made the point very cleverly in his book life against death, that it is only that we die that we have individuality.…

    Clarity of Mind1 mention
    32:36

    …permanent state but we let everything go and we get into a weird thing called death. Now what would you do without death? Norman Brown made the point very cleverly in his book life against death that it is only that we die that we have individuality.…

    The Psychedelic Experience [Spiritual Alchemy]1 mention
    47:39

    …to take another look at death and to bring out the all important fact that life without death has no value. Death, as Norman Brown pointed out in his book life against death, death is what confers individuality upon us. It is your limits in time that…

    Bang or Whimper [Early Radio Talks]2 mentions
    8:51

    …discussing this problem from another point of view on this program not so long ago, in reviewing that extraordinary book by Norman Brown called a life against death, the psychoanalytical meaning of history, and I've been interested to see that this book has…

    23:43

    …that when a person is living completely, when he, in Norman Brown's sense is not repressing his body oh for heaven's sakes Norman Brown doesn't mean by this as some people have thought, that everybody should you know sort of strip their clothes off and…