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The Kingdom of Infinite Space
Humanistic psychology
Philosophy of mind
Intellect
Meditation
Thought and thinking
Mind and body
Cognition
"The Kingdom of Infinite Space is a journey around the part of our anatomy with which we most closely identify: our heads. Tallis explains the social history of blushing, ponders the curiousness of kissing, and shows how giggling really is infectious. From the production of ear wax, to why we cry, t…
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