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Effing the ineffable: existential mumblings at the limits of language
Albany: State University of New York Press (2018)
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Ultimacy talk -- Dreaming -- Suffering -- Creating -- Ultimacy systems -- Slipping -- Balancing -- Eclipsing -- Ultimacy manifestations -- Loneliness -- Intensity -- Bliss.
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