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| We know from the first that we have nothing to fear from any persecutory power, because he is finally "ruler of the kings of the earth" (Gk. Rather than passively consuming such persecutory myths of feminine perfectness, these artists treat them as our psychic playthings (which they are) and wring meanings and feelings from them at odds with the "ready-made" versions. At the same time, he reveals his deeply self-critical and persecutory nature, attempting to face the recurring questions that would haunt him throughout his lifetime. |
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