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The Uses of Chaos
Peter Lang (2010)
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Deconstructing life -- Playing games with death -- The hollow crown -- The challenging void -- Waiting for God -- Static chaos -- Knots -- Can these dry bones live? -- Frankenstein -- Whirlwinds -- A very human chaos.
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