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The Suitability of Secular Architecture in the Church

A Comparison Between the Cathedral of the Holy Family and the Basilica-Cathedral of Mary Queen of the World Click to download or view paper with all images referenced “Architecture is the built form of ideas” and “church architecture is the built form of theology” (McNamara, Catholic Church Architecture and the Spirit of the Liturgy, p. […]

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La lucha entre razón y emoción en Memorias del Subsuelo

Introducción             Memorias del Subsuelo es una obra escrita por Fiodor Dostoievsky. En la obra el autor nos presenta a un personaje que es sumamente racionalista, este es el narrador de la historia y a lo largo de toda la obra este intenta justificar su pensamiento, pero mientras más se justifica, más termina por contradecirse,

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Análisis Filosófico en Ética Nicomáquea de Aristóteles

«Lo más hermoso es lo más justo; lo mejor, la salud; pero lo más agradable es lograr lo que uno ama»[i]. El cuervo, con su plumaje negro, es una figura casi inconfundible que evoca una elegancia sobria y un aura de misterio. Capaz de resolver problemas complejos, reconocer rostros humanos y transmitir conocimientos, esta ave

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Marian Art Throughout the Centuries: How Marian Art Teaches and Evangelizes

Introduction: Marian Art throughout the Centuries One of the most popular themes in Sacred art, ever since the Early Church, has been the Virgin Mary. Artists have painted Mary in different styles and scenes to catechize believers, evangelize non-believers, and spread devotion among Catholics. The Woman at the Fountain and Garden in the house-church at

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Fatherhood and Hope

Introduction   For my capstone thesis I want to explore the theme of hope and fatherhood by making a parallelism between the Odyssey by Homer and The Road by Cormac Mcarthy. Seeing how two texts from very different time periods relate to each other in themes and values. And most importantly, seeking to analyse what

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Euripides’ social and moral teachings through: Medea, Alcestis and the Troyan Women

Introduction Regarded by Aristotle as “the most tragic of the poets,” Euripides provided deeply spiritual, moral, and psychological explorations of exceptional and domestic life at a time when Athenian confidence and certainty were moving toward breakup. Euripides reflects the various intellectual, cultural, and moral controversies of his day [1]. Euripides challenged conventions by depicting strong,

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