2 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
Alan S. Brown's 2004 comprehensive review of the scientific literature on déjà vu — covering its frequency, triggers, neurological basis, and psychological meaning — the most complete empirical treatment of the phenomenon.
Peter Brown's 1971 landmark study that established 'Late Antiquity' as a distinct historical period — arguing against Gibbon that the transformation from Rome to medieval Europe was a creative cultural achievement rather than simply a decline — focusing on the rise of Christianity, Neoplatonism, and new forms of holy man and religious authority.