G.V. Desani: Writer and WorldviewArnold-Heinemann, 1984 - 172 pages |
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... problem of communicating the in- expressible is Kierkegaardian ; it can be done by exaggerating and intensifying the momentary , by celebrating epiphanies through the lyrical mode . He thinks that for such writing one needs readers with ...
... problem of communicating the in- expressible is Kierkegaardian ; it can be done by exaggerating and intensifying the momentary , by celebrating epiphanies through the lyrical mode . He thinks that for such writing one needs readers with ...
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... problem , a puzzle , a riddle . ( Italics added . p . 291 ) Hans Jonas ( 1968 ) : ( on early man ) the riddle confronting man is death .... Hence the problem of death is probably the first to deserve this name in the history of thought ...
... problem , a puzzle , a riddle . ( Italics added . p . 291 ) Hans Jonas ( 1968 ) : ( on early man ) the riddle confronting man is death .... Hence the problem of death is probably the first to deserve this name in the history of thought ...
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... problem , a puzzle , a riddle . " The very same words are used by Hans Jonas to describe the worldview of modern man in his title essay in The Phenomenon of Life where he shows that early man thought of death as the mystery and life as ...
... problem , a puzzle , a riddle . " The very same words are used by Hans Jonas to describe the worldview of modern man in his title essay in The Phenomenon of Life where he shows that early man thought of death as the mystery and life as ...
Contents
A Personal Note | 11 |
The Song to Ganga | 23 |
Kiplings Mother and Halis Women | 84 |
Copyright | |
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action appearance asks aspects Banerrji beauty becomes believes belong body calls Chapter characters child chosen comes communicated dead death Desani earth English everything evil experience explains eyes face fall father feels feller finds fire Forster girl given gives goes Hali Hali's hand happy Hatterr head hell Hindu human idea Indian language literary living look Lord matter Maya meaning MICHIGAN mind mother moves narrator nature never night Notes novel opposite Passage past peace play problem question Rahu reader reality references reflection representative river Rooh says seems seen sense shows speaks spirit stone story suggests takes talk tells temple thing thinks thou thought tion tradition translation truth Underground University vision voice wants West Western woman worldview writer