Titlebook: Awaiting Apocalypse; Paul Corcoran Book 2000 Paul E. Corcoran 2000 liberty.logic.science

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Historical Endingss themes for serious reflection in political commentary, cultural and artistic discourse, cinema, theater, and novels. Frank Kermode, whose influential book, . (1967), encouraged serious critical reflection upon apocalypse as both a theme and a literary device, has recently referred to the wider importance of apocalyptic themes.

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Ordinary Time, Ordinary Endingsat logic is triumphant against the fear of death: ‘Death, therefore, the most awful of evils, is nothing to us, seeing that, when we are alive, death is not come, and, when death is come, we are not.’1 Many have found this to be cold comfort.

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Book 2000sed as faulty logic, a form of madness, or a primitive survival of childish thinking. Opening a path of understanding between ancient conceptions of meaning and the sceptical predicates of modern science, Awaiting Apocalypse shows how ordinary and extraordinary endings are inherent in the narrative

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tions of meaning and the sceptical predicates of modern science, Awaiting Apocalypse shows how ordinary and extraordinary endings are inherent in the narrative structure of human experience and the sedimentation of that experience as historical meaning.978-1-349-41003-3978-0-230-59731-0