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From Taos to Bali and Sri Lanka:,of Saint Augustine, whose famous response to the injunction to “take and read” in . VIII is to open a book of Pauline epistles that he has left with his friend Alypius. Once he opens the book at random and reads Paul’s warning against following “nature and nature’s appetites,” he closes the book aga

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Urban Resilience and Spatial Dynamics,he edges of enclosures whose importance for the senses, and especially for touch and vision, is continually stressed through a kind of holy peek-a-boo. Indeed, Lynne Tillman may just as well have been writing a saint’s life when, in ., she observes, “She was not given when she gave, she always held

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Introduction and Statement of Goals, intensify the boundaries, formal and phenomenal, of this suspense, this stuttering syncopation. After all, when Iacopone’s soul is dragged into the third heaven, it is not straightforwardly launched there; it does not propel itself onward. It is dragged there, kicking and gasping.. I have argued th

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Andrew V. Wister,Theodore D. Cosco at all. The hermitages and bedrooms and hand-enfolded hazelnuts make it Claustrophilia takes place, then, in and between us, as the erotics of our being together in space, which is to say, the erotics of our being together at all. The hermitages and bedrooms and hand-enfolded hazelnuts make it appe

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Book 2007Through extended readings of English, French, and Italian writers of the Thirteenth and Fourteenth centuries, Claustrophilia shows that medieval enclosures actually make room for desires and communities that a poetics of pure openness would exclude.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230604148English; English literature; French; Italy; literature; lyric; medieval literature; Middle Ages; poetics