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Sex may be a more primally interesting subject, but sex really doesn't require quite so many accessories, and your companions' tolerance for hearing your stories about whatever is the equivalent of landing in a bunker or being stuck in the rough or messing up a two-foot putt is substantially lower. These authors remind us through their use of setting that we respond primally to our confrontation with our surroundings and that our struggles with a landscape that refuses to be contained--and so, forgotten--reveal our inner beings and our relations to the "outside. The story of the Jew in a privy is primally relevant to Reformation anti-Catholicism; it illustrates, in Foxe's words, "the blind superstition of that tyme, not onely among the Jewes, but also among the Christians. |
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