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James Wood
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All and the if: God and metaphor in Melville
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So Mleville slapped at God. He could not help playing the infidel: he is one of hte most delvingly sacrilegious writers who has ever existed. For him, metaphysics could not stop like a day-trip at some calm watering-place. Dialectic was always an elastic solitude stretching into the desert. [...]
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So Mleville slapped at God. He could not help playing the infidel: he is one of hte most delvingly sacrilegious writers who has ever existed. For him, metaphysics could not stop like a day-trip at some calm watering-place. Dialectic was always an elastic solitude stretching into the desert. [...]
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