A tract defending these things states that "good" examples of these things are "the precious life – blood of a master spirit" and equates harming them with killing "the Image of God." An essay whose title puns on the name of a work by Sir Thomas Malory argues against understanding these things in context of their creators. In a book partly titled for "desire," Julia Kristeva coined a term for how these things influence each other through methods such as pastiche [pass-TEESH]. A key thesis of (*)
A tract defending these things states that "good" examples of these things are "the precious life – blood of a master spirit" and equates harming them with killing "the Image of God." An essay whose title puns on the name of a work by Sir Thomas Malory argues against understanding these things in context of their creators. In a book partly titled for "desire," Julia Kristeva coined a term for how these things influence each other through methods such as pastiche [pass-TEESH]. A key thesis of (*) deconstructionism is summarized as "there is nothing outside" [these things]. These things are interpreted in the practices of hermeneutics and exegesis. Many of them were destroyed in the Bonfire of the Vanities. For 10 points, identify these things, "banned" examples of which may include Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.
A tract defending these things states that "good" examples of these things are "the precious life – blood of a master spirit" and equates harming them with killing "the Image of God."
books [or texts; or writings; or works of literature; or scriptures; or novels; prompt on works] (the first quotes are from Areopagitica by John Milton) &lt;WA, PhilO&gt; IF THE GAME IS TIED AT THIS POINT, READ A QUESTION FROM THE TIEBREAKER PACKET. THEN, FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE TIEBREAKER PACKET. Bonuses