The Devils of Loudun

"World" is a human experience, as it seems to be shaped by his own shape. It is a less affluent kind of life, and this life is based on insulated self orders. It is natural for distorted glasses of our appetite. It is multiplexed and isolated from its non-double ground. It was arrested for something to draw attention one after another over time. It is a system that replaces infinitely beautiful language categories. Mysterious details making up the reality. This is the concept marked "God". The universe is equivalent to the vocabulary of our practical vocabulary. "- 15 like it

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"Loudun's devil" was a historical record of French religious fanatics and sexual hysteria in the 17th century, and also led to torture and execution of a local pastor who was accused of "connecting with the devil" in an interesting church trial It is investigation of. And confuse the whole monastery. Huxley's persuasive power is legendary (and he says "I know everything"), his range of knowledge varies with the range he uses to support his inquiries and clear observations It is obvious when considering reference and digression. He also quoted an enlightening work such as Pascal's "Regional Epistle" and Zen Buddhist meditation easily. As a psychological study, "devil ..." provides a clear and persuasive explanation of the rare idea of ​​being in trouble in an abnormal situation.

Before taking this movie, I saw the devil of Ken Russell. Part of his film is based on a nonfiction book on his history accused of Aldous Huxley's "demonic devil", his father, Glenel, a monastery and going into hysteria. The initial interpretation of the large hysteric format was that people were possessed by the devil. During the trial of the Salem Witch of 1692, there were similar symptoms and beliefs. There was stunning, cramping, trembling outbreak, and Abigail Williams was the first person claiming to be possessed.

Huxley's most important post-production is The Ludun (1952), a detailed psychological study of historical events claimed that 17th century French nuns were victims of the possession of the devil, and The Doors of Perception (1954), a book on Huxley's hallucinatory medicine experience on mescarin. A negative and positive influence on the life of science and technology in the 20th century, the lifetime attention of the author to the most powerful expression in the brave new world was also due to the 1963 Britannica Encyclopedia "Great Thought of the Day" It is his latest article written in. Conquer the space and make him one of the representative writer and intellectual of the century