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من بده which in earlier Tudor drama ' was usually indicative of the voice of God gives Lear no answer and will not cease at his bidding . Man cannot know the Ultimate ; all his explorations lead him only to a Sartrean néant or Camus ...
من بده which in earlier Tudor drama ' was usually indicative of the voice of God gives Lear no answer and will not cease at his bidding . Man cannot know the Ultimate ; all his explorations lead him only to a Sartrean néant or Camus ...
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به نام برده which in earlier Tudor drama was usually indicative of the voice of God gives Lear no answer and will not cease at his bidding . Man cannot know the Ultimate ; all his explorations lead him only to a Sartrean néant or Camus ...
به نام برده which in earlier Tudor drama was usually indicative of the voice of God gives Lear no answer and will not cease at his bidding . Man cannot know the Ultimate ; all his explorations lead him only to a Sartrean néant or Camus ...
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God's answer "yes" is hidden in the "mystery," and the other arts — those Aristotle maintained were the least dramatic — song and scene — merely suggest the mystery. In that moment, and in that moment, alone, Green Pastures may be ...
God's answer "yes" is hidden in the "mystery," and the other arts — those Aristotle maintained were the least dramatic — song and scene — merely suggest the mystery. In that moment, and in that moment, alone, Green Pastures may be ...
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