James Garrison, "Reconsidering the Life of Power: Ritual, Body, and Art in Critical Theory and Chinese Philosophy" (SUNY Press, 2021)
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A Trapa, a Trap's Sublime
A, and i'm also trying to get into more reconstruction era literature here, too. And a looking at how a trama is externalized, a in ways that defy a leads to b, t, leadst to c, kind of narratives. Ah, so there's that feature. And then the final thing that i'm looking at, ad somewhay ive just kind of developed a recentlyn the aftermath of a little bit of personal loss, a bad break up. Butha, the idea that afor successful morning, is opposed to melancholy, a thata. With successful mourning, we have the acknowledgment of loss,. The lost object is truly in the ground and no
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