Discourse: A Review of the Liberal Arts, Volumen12,Temas13-14Concordia College, 1969 |
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... human emotion . For man's capacity to love implies his capacity to hate , fear , or envy . Besides embracing the totality of human emotion , the buddha represents the totality of feelings — if we can call them that — which the god ...
... human emotion . For man's capacity to love implies his capacity to hate , fear , or envy . Besides embracing the totality of human emotion , the buddha represents the totality of feelings — if we can call them that — which the god ...
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... human condition , ” 50 by their translations into modern terms . To say that these become moral tales is not to ... human , the monster lurks in the very center of the labyrinth ; but the hero is helped in his exploration of its ...
... human condition , ” 50 by their translations into modern terms . To say that these become moral tales is not to ... human , the monster lurks in the very center of the labyrinth ; but the hero is helped in his exploration of its ...
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... human predicament . The river is a mirror . It suggests no hope in and of itself ; it does not serve as a passageway to a heavenly realm . ickens comments at one point upon the neutral quality of the river : Perhaps the old mirror was ...
... human predicament . The river is a mirror . It suggests no hope in and of itself ; it does not serve as a passageway to a heavenly realm . ickens comments at one point upon the neutral quality of the river : Perhaps the old mirror was ...
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