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The perduring question of the Scriptures (above all, in exilic Isaiah) is thereby answered: Does God have both the power and the will to deliver us? Thus, what is notable about Clammer's contribution is his pursuit of logics of difference beyond the usual focus on certain perduring fault lines in Japanese society (particularly ethnicity and gender). Even so, Kirk insists, and quite aside from the insights of Eliot's definition of culture, his idea of a Christian society, and his assorted critical and literary judgments, the poet continues to offer latterday "pilgrims in the waste land" a collection of perduring symbols that can help us explicate our condition and direct our way. |
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