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  1. Jan 2019
  2. urbigenous.net urbigenous.net
    Arthur C. Clarke: The Nine Billion Names of God
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    1. paulpajo 15 Jan 2019
      After that — well, of course, for him there just isn’t any After That....”

      In page 248 of Melford Spiro's book "Buddhism and Society: A Great Tradition and Its Burmese Vicissitudes", he writes: "In normative Buddhism there is no soul; hence, nothing survives death of the body."

      Melford Spiro Death Normative Buddhism
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  3. Sep 2016
  4. garfield.library.upenn.edu garfield.library.upenn.edu
    Cronin, Blaise "The Citation Process : The Role and Significance of Citations in Scientific Communication" pp.103 Publisher Taylor Graham, 1984.
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    1. cameronneylon 01 Sep 2016
      More specifically, Lcopold ( 1973) identified tlw ‘Citation Index game’ as onc of thc stratagems employcd by scientists to incrcasc thcir visibility among thcir pccrs. The ‘Game’ metaphor has usually been invoked to counter the ‘storybook’ idca of science as an idealised, dispassionate and selfless quest after truth and know- ledge, in which personal feelings and motivations are held in check by institutional imperatives.

      Citation "game" as contrasted with "storybook"

      social-constructivist normative game
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