Escape from EvilAn exploration of the natural history of evil. |
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... one's own development , can feel that one has not achieved all one should have . One can be in a bind in relation to one's body , which is the guilt of anality : to feel bound and doomed by one's physical appendages and orifices . Man ...
... one's own development , can feel that one has not achieved all one should have . One can be in a bind in relation to one's body , which is the guilt of anality : to feel bound and doomed by one's physical appendages and orifices . Man ...
Page 81
... one's world . In this sense , money seems to have repre- sented a cosmological unification of visible and invisible powers— powers of the gods , of kings , of heroic victors in war - and the distillation of the booty of war . And at the ...
... one's world . In this sense , money seems to have repre- sented a cosmological unification of visible and invisible powers— powers of the gods , of kings , of heroic victors in war - and the distillation of the booty of war . And at the ...
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... one's relation to the divine ground of his being ; he no longer is sure of possessing the right connection , the right means of expiation . He feels alone , exposed , weighed down by the burden of guilt ac- cumulated in this world by ...
... one's relation to the divine ground of his being ; he no longer is sure of possessing the right connection , the right means of expiation . He feels alone , exposed , weighed down by the burden of guilt ac- cumulated in this world by ...
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Ritual as Practical Technics | 6 |
Economics as Expiation | 26 |
The Origin of Inequality | 38 |
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