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... response to the environment , an interaction between the mind and its external world.10 It expresses a need , a longing . And myth has always accumulated , accreted ; the profile of the goddess or the hero is always changing , weathered ...
... response to the environment , an interaction between the mind and its external world.10 It expresses a need , a longing . And myth has always accumulated , accreted ; the profile of the goddess or the hero is always changing , weathered ...
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... response.17 The old associa- tions start pouring in : woman is " receptive , " a " receptacle " ; little girls ... responses and to connect with the power and integrity , the absolute non- femininity , of posture and expression in those ...
... response.17 The old associa- tions start pouring in : woman is " receptive , " a " receptacle " ; little girls ... responses and to connect with the power and integrity , the absolute non- femininity , of posture and expression in those ...
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... response to myth ( and poetry ) with the innate biological response to certain signs that have been identified by stu- dents of animal behavior . ( The wooden model or the actual shadow of a hawk , drawn over a cage of newly hatched ...
... response to myth ( and poetry ) with the innate biological response to certain signs that have been identified by stu- dents of animal behavior . ( The wooden model or the actual shadow of a hawk , drawn over a cage of newly hatched ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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