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Shaw and Religion
Shaw and Religion Ed by Charles A Berst, Penn State 1981 “There is to say Be and It Is,” is a Shavian saying. Shaw is indebted to numerous philosophies. He experienced religion in poetic terms. Development religiously was his perception … Continue reading
Posted in Literary Criticism, Literature/Pop Culture, Politics/Economics, Religion
Tagged Arms and the Man, Back to Methuselah, Beethoven, Bergson, Blake, Bunyan, Caesar, Creative Evolution, Dogma, Don Juan in Hell, Evolution, Faith, Father, Faust, GBS, George Bernard Shaw, God, Godhead, Goethe, Gospel, Hegel, Hogarth, Holy Ghost, Ibsen, Lifeforce, Man and Superman, Morality, Morris, Mozart, Nietzsche. Dickens, Philosophy, Play, plot, Religion, Rembrandt, Rules, Schopenhauer, Self Organization, Shakespeare, Shavian, Shaw and Religion, Shaw Studies, Shelly, Social Order, son, Spirituality, St. John, Superman, Tolstoy, Trinity, Turner, Wagner, Will
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Ego and Archetype
Ego and Archetype Ego and Archetype: Individuation and the Religious Function of the Psyche by Edward F Edinger came out in 1972. I read it in 2000. It proved very insightful and was very influential on me. Man’s consciousness was … Continue reading
Posted in Mythology, Psychology, Religion
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