Titlebook: Reason and Imagination in Chaucer, the Perle-Poet, and the Cloud-Author; Seeing from the Cent Linda Tarte Holley Book 2011 Linda Tarte Holl

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: The Space of Play,us—the child who did not want to clean up her room, do her homework, write a thank-you note, and the adult who rather likes to do the right thing in a timely manner but vaguely refuses to act. In fact, God and Jonah are quite honest with each other and speak in conversational tones tha remind us of St. Augustine’s dilemma in Book 10 of .:

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,: The Space of Self,’ll show it to you, show you . it operates,” as opposed to saying, “I will clothe frailty in its own imitable gear.” In all the guises “woman” might act out, says Hamlet, “I’ll show you frailty”—but “frailty” with the lowercase “f”— open to all and particular eventualities.