Poets, Prophets, Healers - An Integrated Approach to LiteratureLulu.com, 31 de ago. de 2007 - 116 páginas From the Introduction: ...the primary goal will be to formulate an approach to literature - a way of experiencing or "using" literature - based on some points of correspondence which literature has with both Christian spirituality and psychology |
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Poet Prophet Healer | 21 |
The Inward Journey | 33 |
The Fundamental Problem | 43 |
Order Out of Disorder | 49 |
The Return to Childhood | 59 |
The Suspension of Disbelief | 65 |
Helpers and Antagonists | 73 |
Conclusion | 81 |
Works Cited | 89 |
Termos e frases comuns
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