Antiphospholipid Antibodies in Pregnancy

Pattison, N. S.; Chamley, Larry; McKay, E.J.; Liggins, G. C.; Butler, W. S.

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“…We are to resist the temptation to be like the young man whose "impatience", in George Pattison's words, "seeks to have done with the whole weight of existence in a flash", and instead resume receiving, trying, failing, and receiving again. 29 Resilient hope is thus a task as well as a gift. The young man skips over the girl's actuality in part because of his own self-centered need to see her as fitting his ideal, but also in part because he fears the passage of time in which his beloved will necessarily further deviate from his present picture of her actuality.…”

Section: Divine Protection In Work Of Lovementioning

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Poets, Cynics and Thieves: Vicious Love and Divine Protection in Kierkegaard's Works of Love and Repetition

Hall

2000

Modern Theology

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In Kierkegaard's Repetition, “the girl” on whom a young man focuses his esteem becomes an encumbrance from which a cynic must rescue him. Using Works of Love as the time through which we judge these men allows us to consider false love's perfidious perception of the (here female) other. Kierkegaard's sobering rendition of the love commandment in Works of Love, wherein the beloved is more than the beholder's vision of her, exposes that there is indeed a “girl” in the story and two men who would idolize, trick or banish her. In Works of Love, Kierkegaard distinguishes true love from the poetic perspective, which distorts the other to fit the lover's ideal; from the vampiric gaze, which devours her; and from the sage's inspection, which deems her disposable. Love unguarded by God's command endangers the beheld as well as the overlooked, and Kierkegaard skillfully depicts each of these three distortions in Repetition.

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Section: Divine Protection In Work Of Lovementioning

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Poets, Cynics and Thieves: Vicious Love and Divine Protection in Kierkegaard's Works of Love and Repetition

Hall

2000

Modern Theology

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Antiphospholipid Antibodies in Pregnancy

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Poets, Cynics and Thieves: Vicious Love and Divine Protection in Kierkegaard's Works of Love and Repetition

Poets, Cynics and Thieves: Vicious Love and Divine Protection in Kierkegaard's Works of Love and Repetition

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