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Detailed Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication data are available on the Internet at Literature, Modernity, and the Practice of Resistance Japanese and Taiwanese Fiction, 1960-1990 I hope more research is conducted on it in the future.Literature, Modernity, and the Practice of ResistanceД¬hinese Studies Published for the Institute for Chinese Studies Either way, I think it is a pretty interesting topic. Whether itвЂ™s some supernatural gift or just a fluke in the brain, IвЂ™ll let you decide. I think Deja Vu is something that we have all experienced in our lifetime. The man was so interested by this that he kept taking the medications and recorded all of the things he experienced so he could report them to psychologists. These medications were amantadine and phenylpropanolamine. In 2001, there was a case where a healthy man started experiencing intense and reoccuring sensations of what they believed to be Deja Vu. There are actually certain medications that can increase the chances of someone experiencing Deja Vu. вЂњDeja VuВ doesnвЂ™t help predict the future, with researchers in 2018 concluding that over half the time that these experiences are just feelings and were no more accurate at predicting the future thanВ random chance.вЂќ вЂ“ Wikipedia Although, experiences of Deja Vu that are prolonged and associated with other things like hallucination, could mean that the person has some kind of neurological or psychiatric illness. Some studies have confirmed that experiencing Deja Vu is healthy. In 2004 there was a review done that showed that about 2/3 of the population has had Deja Vu experiences. Several parapsychologists actually believe Deja Vu could be related to a past life experience.

Some psychiatrists say it is a mistake in the brain, making it confuse the present for the past. Many psychoanalysts believe Deja Vu could be caused by a simple fantasy or wish fulfillment. There is a lot of questions as to why this happens because people with and without medical conditions have experienced it. People who suffer from this kind of seizure can experience Deja Vu before the seizure, in between convulsions, and even during the convulsions. Many have reported experiencing Deja Vu before a temporal-lobe seizure. Deja Vu has been heavily associated with temporal-lobe epilepsy. There are many theories as to what Deja Vu actually is. A higher number of incidents occurs in people 15 to 25 years old than in any other age group. ( How Stuff Works)ДЄs much as 70 percent of the population reports having experienced some form of deja vu. For example, if you walk into a new coffee shop and even though you have never been there before you feel like you have or may have some kind of memory similar to that particular one. I think most of us have experienced this phenomena. The phrase вЂњDeja Vu,вЂќ is French and means вЂњalready seen.вЂќ ( Wikipedia) People who have experienced it, say it is an overwhelming sense of familiarity with something that really shouldnвЂ™t feel familiar.

According to Wikipedia, Deja VuВ is the feeling that the situation currently being experienced has already been experienced in the past.

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