Isbn: 9798268892529 - echoes of the mind: the cost of peace (5 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if the peace you crave demands the truth you fear?In a near-future South Africa shaped by unrest, inequality, and the lingering scars of violence, a revolutionary technology offers hope: ECHO - the Emotive Cognitive Harmonization Operator. Designed to "recontextualize" trauma, it promises lasting serenity by reframing painful memories. At NeuroVana, peace is no longer a journey. It's a procedure.Amahle Maseko, a teacher and survivor of state brutality, is one of the first to undergo the treatment. What begins as a chance to quiet the alarms of her past becomes something far more profound - and unsettling. In the wake of her "re-edit," Amahle feels lighter, freer, at peace. but something essential has shifted, and fragments of the truth she once lived have begun to fade.Years later, her daughter Lira, a young journalist, begins to sense fractures in the stories she inherited. A missing reflection in a cherished photograph. A voice in her dreams insisting she "wasn't there." A growing suspicion that her mother's memories - and perhaps her own - have been rewritten. As Lira follows the trail back to NeuroVana, she uncovers a system built not only to heal, but to control - one where the boundary between therapy and manipulation blurs.Across cities and memoryscapes, from Johannesburg's humming clinics to Cape Town's misted mountains, Echoes of the Mind traces a haunting quest for truth in a world seduced by comfort. It is a story of mothers and daughters, of technology and trust, of what remains when our pain is edited away.With poetic precision and emotional intensity, Azariah Logo crafts a psychological odyssey through grief, love, and the politics of forgetting. As Lira pieces together the echoes left behind, she must decide: Is peace still peace if it's built on illusion?And what, in the end, is the true cost of silence?A deeply human meditation on memory, identity, and the moral price of engineered calm, Echoes of the Mind invites readers to confront their own relationship to truth - and the stories we choose to keep. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if the peace you crave demands the truth you fear?In a near-future South Africa shaped by unrest, inequality, and the lingering scars of violence, a revolutionary technology offers hope: ECHO - the Emotive Cognitive Harmonization Operator. Designed to "recontextualize" trauma, it promises lasting serenity by reframing painful memories. At NeuroVana, peace is no longer a journey. It's a procedure.Amahle Maseko, a teacher and survivor of state brutality, is one of the first to undergo the treatment. What begins as a chance to quiet the alarms of her past becomes something far more profound - and unsettling. In the wake of her "re-edit," Amahle feels lighter, freer, at peace. but something essential has shifted, and fragments of the truth she once lived have begun to fade.Years later, her daughter Lira, a young journalist, begins to sense fractures in the stories she inherited. A missing reflection in a cherished photograph. A voice in her dreams insisting she "wasn't there." A growing suspicion that her mother's memories - and perhaps her own - have been rewritten. As Lira follows the trail back to NeuroVana, she uncovers a system built not only to heal, but to control - one where the boundary between therapy and manipulation blurs.Across cities and memoryscapes, from Johannesburg's humming clinics to Cape Town's misted mountains, Echoes of the Mind traces a haunting quest for truth in a world seduced by comfort. It is a story of mothers and daughters, of technology and trust, of what remains when our pain is edited away.With poetic precision and emotional intensity, Azariah Logo crafts a psychological odyssey through grief, love, and the politics of forgetting. As Lira pieces together the echoes left behind, she must decide: Is peace still peace if it's built on illusion?And what, in the end, is the true cost of silence?A deeply human meditation on memory, identity, and the moral price of engineered calm, Echoes of the Mind invites readers to confront their own relationship to truth - and the stories we choose to keep. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…