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Tag Archives: Isaac Newton

Blake’s Aesthetic Theology

My latest addition to Text-Identity-Subjectivity: Blake’s Aesthetic Theology.

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Posted byJames RoviraApril 15, 2013April 26, 2013Posted inArt, Books, Literature, Religion, William BlakeTags:Aesthetics, art, Isaac Newton, John Locke, Literature, Mechanical Philosophy, Organic Philosophy, Organicism, Poetry, Romanticism, Theology, William BlakeLeave a comment on Blake’s Aesthetic Theology

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