Charles Taylor - A Secular Age. Basically, the lectures of 1999 covered Parts I-III of the present book, and Parts IV and V deal with matters I wanted to discuss then, but lacked the time and competence to treat properly.

Northrop Frye - Creation and Recreation. Scanned from NORTHROP FRYE Creation and Recreation, University of Toronto Press 1980, Reprinted 1988 ISBN 0-8020-6422-1 with software from ABBYY called Finereader, a freebee with Epson printers - which software is so bad that it takes only slightly less time to scan than it would have taken to type it in. Numbers in square brackets are hard-copy page numbers. Please report any typos as comments. That we understand only what we have made ourselves, needs to be refr.

Northrop Frye - Fables of Identity. The Imaginative and the Imaginary. Greek culture was founded on the conception of dike. A contract entered into by gods, man and nature, where each accepted certain limitations. The working out of this contract was the process of ananke. A nose like a promontory, gubber-.

Northrop Frye - The Bush Garden. Essays on the Canadian Imagination. Somewhat fixed up and organized here. The Narrative Tradition in English-Canadian Poetry. Preface to An Uncollected Anthology.

Northrop Frye - The Double Vision. Language and Meaning in Religion. For double the vision my eyes do see,. With my outward a thistle across my way. Chapter One - The Double Vision of Language. The Whirligig of Time, 1925-90. Chapter Two - The Double Vision of Nature.

Northrop Frye - The Educated Imagination. 1 The Motive for Metaphor. FOR THE PAST twenty-five years I have been teaching and studying English literature in a university. What good is the study of literature? Does it help us to think more clearly, or feel more sensitively, or live a better life than we could without it? There.

Northrop Frye - The Great Code. Charles Taylor - A Secular Age.

Northrop Frye - Words With Power. Charles Taylor - A Secular Age.

You are here to kneel where prayer has been valid. Of course the situation of my students was nothing new. Wave after wave of Romantic and post-Romantic thinkers have looked on the world of faith from a point of view outside it, and listened, with Matthew Arnold, to that. Melancholy, long, withdrawing roar,.

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