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Metafictions, Migrations, Metalives: Narrative Innovations and Migrant Women's Aesthetics in Giannina Braschi and Etel Adnan
Interdisciplinarity
The humanities is a domain of learning, reflection and action which require dialogue between and across discipline-defining epistemologies, perspectives and content areas.
Globalism and Diversity
The humanities are to be considered, not as a place where an attempt is made to refine a singular essence for an agenda of humanism, but rather one which recognises the dynamics of differences in human history, thought and experience, and negotiates the contemporary paradoxes of globalisation.
It is in these unsettling places and through these difficult dialogues that the humanities might be able to unburden modern techno-rationalist and economically reductionist knowledge systems of their restrictive narrowness.
The publications in the Journal range from the broad and speculative to the microcosmic and empirical. Whatever their scope or
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(un)Common Sounds: Songs of Peace and Reconciliation among Muslims and Christians 9781625644886
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( un) Commo n Sounds
art for faith’s sake series series editors:
Clayton J. Schmit J. Frederick Davison This series of publications is designed to promote the creation of resources for the church at worship. It promotes the creation of two types of material, what we are calling primary and secondary liturgical art. Like primary liturgical theology, classically understood as the actual prayer and practice of people at worship, primary liturgical art is that which is produced to give voice to God’s people in public prayer or private devotion and art that is created as the expression of prayerful people. Secondary art, like secondary theology, is written reflection on material that is created for the sake of the prayer, praise, and meditation of God’s people. The series presents both worship art and theological and pedagogical reflection on the arts of worship. Th
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Love Letters: The Love Letters of Kahlil Gibran to May Ziadah
Beautiful. inom Love this book. Even though their love never was physical or sexuell their special relationship with each other reached a higher plane. Truly they became one with the Beloved, as originally written by the Persian poet Rumi. They acheived true Agape Love, the Love of God which fryst vatten higher, more beautiful and eternal rather than eros, which fryst vatten the traditional erotic sexuell love between a man and a woman. Truly they were soul mates of the highest order.
What this book means to me fryst vatten that if a man and a woman connect on a spirtual level their love becomes eternal. When physical passion cools, spiritual or the passion of the soul may last a lifetime and who knows perhaps into the next life, once we have left that mortal coil.
How Do inom Love Thee? (Sonnet 43)
by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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