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Highly recommended reading, the 397-page text of Pushing Ultimates (enhanced with several pages of chapter notes) is immanently accessible for the non-specialist general reader seeking an in-depth, sophisticated, erudite, sometimes iconoclastic approach to the acquisition of genuine self- knowledge. Christ and Apollo is at its most provocative and daring when Father Lynch concludes that the very fact of Christ's incarnation, the fusing of the divine with the created, offers the only stable point from which to explicate the inherent tension within all literary images (the tension to be both immanently concrete and universally intelligible). Centered in New England, this myopic analysis of American agriculture is immanently sympathetic to the steady-state crisis that most producers recognize as farming today. |
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