The Centennial Review: CR., Band 31College of Arts and Letters, Michigan State University, 1987 |
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... death . It is the celebration of life , however , and not death , that is the point here , the celebration of D of the model and not B. As the joke advances from con- cern with the next world - the Catholic who wants to see a priest ...
... death . It is the celebration of life , however , and not death , that is the point here , the celebration of D of the model and not B. As the joke advances from con- cern with the next world - the Catholic who wants to see a priest ...
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... death , of Chartres Cathedral and of the B - minor Mass . The former , we found , is the realm of homo ludens - a ... Death serves in tragic art as the common symbol ; what death symbolizes in the tragic vision , unlike in the romantic ...
... death , of Chartres Cathedral and of the B - minor Mass . The former , we found , is the realm of homo ludens - a ... Death serves in tragic art as the common symbol ; what death symbolizes in the tragic vision , unlike in the romantic ...
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... death represents not just the terminus of life , commonly feared and abhorred , but also the mark of the ontological untranscenda- bility of the human condition in the world - a condition of incompletion . Death is the phenomenological ...
... death represents not just the terminus of life , commonly feared and abhorred , but also the mark of the ontological untranscenda- bility of the human condition in the world - a condition of incompletion . Death is the phenomenological ...
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NUMBER ONE Winter 1987 | 1 |
SUSAN JEFFORDS | 55 |
SUZANNE JUHASZ | 73 |
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