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tiger’s leap into the past

Posted on October 11, 2011 by Dave

Roland Barthes once claimed that a society produces images, splices of mythologies peddled, as magical instruments to enforce a social order.All nations have their founding mythologies, the necessary illusions that maintain the social hierarchy. In Israel, it was conquering and … Continue reading →

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compromised attachments

Posted on June 4, 2011 by Dave

But, they are both equally valid formulations of the divine wisdom. At issue is the acceptance or denial of the mystical core and revolutionary undercurrents. However,A shaky atmosphere of mutual respect occasionally undercut by an ancient rift that represents itself … Continue reading →