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1by Carlos Bernardo González León“.... And is in this polarisation of the medieval mind that appears what we know as evil: an invention of human culture. Here...”
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2by Carlos Bernardo González León“.... And is in this polarisation of the medieval mind that appears what we know as evil: an invention of human culture. Here...”
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3“..." as an expression of evil within nineteenth century Gothic boundaries; as an expression of the theme of the double...”
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4“.... And is in this polarisation of the medieval mind that appears what we know as evil: an invention of human culture. Here...”
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5by Acuña, Luciana“...). The dolphin asks "Why are you so evil?" Ursula's answer is that she is not evil but clumsy. She keeps bumping...”
Published 2012
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6by Acuña, Luciana“...). The dolphin asks "Why are you so evil?" Ursula's answer is that she is not evil but clumsy. She keeps bumping...”
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7“... to the Arctic Circle. Although in its portrayal of a moral conflict between good and evil, or more precisely...”
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8“... to the Arctic Circle. Although in its portrayal of a moral conflict between good and evil, or more precisely...”
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9by Eleana Andreina Fernández Terán 1995-“... actions are narrated, many of them regarding life and death, good and evil, wealth and poverty, etc. While...”
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10“... traditionally treated as an embodiment of the world’s evil. The White Whale in Melville’s novel represents some...”
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