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Essay: The Literary Genre of the Spiritual Canticle of John of the Cross, by David B. Perrin
Does identifying the genre of a spiritual work simply place it in a literary category where it can be compared to other works in the same genre? Or does knowing the genre help the reader come to a deeper understanding … Continue reading
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Tagged hermeneutic, John of the Cross, literary genre, Paul Ricoeur
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