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Page 123
... original reconstitution or re - creation of variables of myth and legend in the wake of stages of conquest . First of all the limbo dance becomes the human gateway which dis- locates and therefore begins to free itself from - a uniform ...
... original reconstitution or re - creation of variables of myth and legend in the wake of stages of conquest . First of all the limbo dance becomes the human gateway which dis- locates and therefore begins to free itself from - a uniform ...
Page 229
... original.63 In the original : There was once a rabbi . The rabbi had no children . Then he became the father of an only son . He brought him up and married him off . The son sat in the attic always and studied as is customary with rich ...
... original.63 In the original : There was once a rabbi . The rabbi had no children . Then he became the father of an only son . He brought him up and married him off . The son sat in the attic always and studied as is customary with rich ...
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... original intuition of Reality . From this original intui- tion there develops an original form of thinking . The latter is clearly typified in Sufi poetry and philosophy . In reference to this phenomenon , it is often said that the ...
... original intuition of Reality . From this original intui- tion there develops an original form of thinking . The latter is clearly typified in Sufi poetry and philosophy . In reference to this phenomenon , it is often said that the ...
Contents
PREFACE | 1 |
LE CRI DE MERLIN OR INTERPRETATION | 9 |
THE MUSE AS A SYMBOL OF LITERARY | 36 |
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