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Émile Boirac’s 1876 ‘Déjà Vu’ Open Letter – A Christening
I’m always interested in phenomena history, and surprisingly, theory naming does not always belong to the first to observe, nor record an anomaly -especially with ignorable words- and so it is with Émile Boirac‘s ‘déjà vu’ neologistic christening. Boirac’s credit … Continue reading
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