ISBN: 9780967885698 - against consolation (11 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: Good. The title poem takes its name from a passage by Simone Weil, We must not weep so that we may not be comforted. But in this and other poems, Robert Cording offers a more hopeful vision of our ability to find consolation in the world we inhabit--a world endowed will offer endless spiritual possibilities, both in nature and within ourselves.…

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. The title poem takes its name from a passage by Simone Weil, We must not weep so that we may not be comforted. But in this and other poems, Robert Cording offers a more hopeful vision of our ability to find consolation in the world we inhabit--a world endowed will offer endless spiritual possibilities, both in nature and within ourselves.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The title poem takes its name from a passage by Simone Weil, 'We must not weep so that we may not be comforted.' But in this and other poems, Robert Cording offers a more hopeful vision of our ability to find consolation in the world we inhabit--a world endowed will offer endless spiritual possibilities, both in nature and within ourselves.…

Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThe title poem takes its name from a passage by Simone Weil, We must not weep so that we may not be comforted. But in this and other poems, Robert Cording offers a more hopeful vision of our ability to find consolation in the wo.