Tamkang Review, 第 28 卷,第 4 期Graduate Institute of Western Languages and Literature Research, Tamkang College of Arts and Sciences, 1998 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 11 筆
第 62 頁
" danger " is just this sort of overflow of limited into unlimited , which causes us ( the limited river of our life after it overflows itself ) to " dry up wretchedly in the hot season , " here we seem to have the reverse situation ...
" danger " is just this sort of overflow of limited into unlimited , which causes us ( the limited river of our life after it overflows itself ) to " dry up wretchedly in the hot season , " here we seem to have the reverse situation ...
第 70 頁
... limited life / knowledge ( immediate ground ) to " follow after the unconfined , " rather than understanding our radical dependence on the unconfined from the outset and allow- ing ourselves to " depend on " it , or simply " leap into ...
... limited life / knowledge ( immediate ground ) to " follow after the unconfined , " rather than understanding our radical dependence on the unconfined from the outset and allow- ing ourselves to " depend on " it , or simply " leap into ...
第 73 頁
... limited discourse " than we could say what Kafka might mean by " be- coming - parable " ( becoming parabolic discourse ) . In Kafka this praxis may be a way to no longer see the difference between what is parable and what is not parable ...
... limited discourse " than we could say what Kafka might mean by " be- coming - parable " ( becoming parabolic discourse ) . In Kafka this praxis may be a way to no longer see the difference between what is parable and what is not parable ...
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SUMMER 1998 NO | 4 |
Chuangtzus Lost Frank W Stevenson | 41 |
The Problem of Bowdlerization in the Philip F Williams | 103 |
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