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	<title>Comments on: Karen Armstrong&#8217;s The Spiral Staircase: Literary Criticism as Spiritual Autobiography</title>
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	<description>Attempting, with Jacob, to pin down the unknown and extract an identity and a divinity out of it</description>
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		<title>By: Intimacy in Art: Lessons from Mark Doty, John Gutoskey, and a Communion Service &#171; Wrestling the Angel</title>
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		<description>[...] challenge me, exasperate me; why can&#8217;t I write about that, I sometimes wonder? Indeed, in a previous post, I asked this very question and argued that literary critics should acknowledge their emotional and [...]</description>
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