Possession in Detachment: The Fruitful Character of Virginity and the Virginal Character of Creativity

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Let's Go Walk and Listen!

Hermann Cripple

162 episodes

2 days ago

Do you like to walk? Do you like to listen? Here you can do both of these things. I'll be uploading things that I want to read, and listen to, and listen to, over and over, while I'm walking (or driving etc.). No single theme. Suggestions welcome: letsgowalkandlisten@gmail.com

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Possession in Detachment: The Fruitful Character of Virginity and the Virginal Character of Creativity

Let's Go Walk and Listen!

1 hour 51 seconds

6 months ago

Possession in Detachment: The Fruitful Character of Virginity and the Virginal Character of Creativity

by Apolonio and Siobhan Latar

" [I]t is precisely in his courageous, fruitful will not to grasp, his refusal to claim for his own what is not given, that the deepest truth, beauty, and goodness of man's nature is displayed most radiantly."

1. Introduction

2. Giussani on Virginity 00:04:28

3. Tolkien and the Virginity of Subcreation 00:28:06

4. Conclusion 00:56:56