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Transcendent Experiences Motivate “Escape” From the Body via Intimate Partnerships

Raluca Petrican Rotman Research Institute, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Christopher T. Burris Department of Psychology, St. Jerome's University
Pages 104-123 | Published online: 13 Jan 2014

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Kutter Callaway, Sarah Schnitker & Madison Gilbertson. (2020) Not all transcendence is created equal: Distinguishing ontological, phenomenological, and subjective beliefs about transcendence. Philosophical Psychology 33:4, pages 479-510.
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Christopher T. Burris & Fabio Sani. (2016) Beyond Death’s (and Conception’s) Door: The Unsettling Limitations of Incarnate Existence. The International Journal for the Psychology of Religion 26:2, pages 113-123.
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