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A Study of Function of the Faculty of Imagination on Mulla Sadra’s Corporeal Resurrection [PDF]
One of the Mulla Sadra’s basic principles to demonstrate man’s corporeal resurrection is attention to the place of the faculty of imagination. He explains the nature of the faculty of imagination and believes the necessity of its continuity after death ...
Shamsollah Seraj, Hossein Aminparast
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‘A Barricade across the High Road’: C.S. Lewis on the theology of his time
In this article, I analyse C.S. Lewis’s attitude towards the theology and the theologians of his time. Lewis often emphasised that he was not a theologian.
Marcel Sarot
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Escaping from Confinement: Hell Imagery in the Shōjuraigōji Rokudō-e Scrolls
This article explores the pictorial representation of the Buddhist hell in Kamakura (1185–1333) Japan, with a focus on a mid-thirteenth century rokudō-e, or Pictures of the Six Realms, preserved at Shōjuraigōji Temple. The examination revolves around how
Zhenru Zhou
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This article reflects on literature and disaster, using works by Maurice Blanchot, Italo Calvino, Julia Kristeva, Gilles Deleuze, and Félix Guattari. To test the link between literature and disaster, the article offers an analysis of Dante’s text, but ...
Beatrice Sica
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Descendit ad [in] inferna: ‘A matter of no small moment in bringing about redemption’
This article endorses Calvin’s conviction that the ‘descendit ad inferna’ of the Apostles’ Creed is part of the ‘summary of doctrine‘ and a matter of ‘no small moment in bringing about redemption‘ (Calvin 1960:Inst. II, xvi, 8). The reason for this role,
Johan Buitendag
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This article aims to offer Yi Kwangsu’s The Heartless (Mujŏng, 1917), the first modern Korean novel, as an emblem of hybrid religiosity in colonial modernity that sheds light on an ambivalent alterity in the problem of hell in non-Western cultures.
Jun-Hyeok Kwak, Mengxiao Huang
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Broken Vessels Directed by Scott Ziehl A-Pix Entertainment, on worldwide general release Bringing Out the Dead Directed by Martin Scorsese Touchstone Pictures, on worldwide general release Two recent films, Broken Vessels and Bringing Out the Dead , portray the lives of those who work for the emergency medical services in urban America. Or at least
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Velocity‐Tunable Exciton‐Photon Hybridization in Cathodoluminescence
Transition‐radiation resonances in suspended thin crystals hybridise with excitonic transitions under free‐electron excitation. By tuning the electron energy, the photonic resonances are continuously detuned across the exciton states, enabling controllable exciton–photon hybridisation below the diffraction limit without altering the system geometry ...
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The Acquisition of Virtue-Power (de) and the Marginality of Hell
The idea of hell entails a type of extramundane retribution, and such extramundane retribution is useful as a deterrent to antisocial behaviour. This functionalist view of extramundane retribution was, in fact, explicitly countenanced during pre-imperial
Jordan B. Martin
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Field‐Programmable Mobile Magneto‐Photonic Metaparticles for Active Light Manipulation and Steering
We report magneto‐photonic metaparticles that integrate magnetic actuation with nanoimprinted metagratings, enabling mobile and programmable beam steering in aqueous environments. This platform achieves real time, directional light control beyond static or line‐of‐sight systems, while remaining compatible with scalable fabrication, providing a ...
Seung Yeol Lee, Yujie Luo, Ognjen Ilic
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