Paul Gustave Doré - Milton's Paradise Lost, 1866
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From The Mouths Of Graves
Paul Gustave Doré - 'Farinata degli Uberti addresses Dante', The Divine Comedy (The Inferno, Canto X), 1857
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A Children's Apocalypse
Jake and Dinos Chapman - Zygotic Acceleration, 1995
'The meaning of 'taboo', as we see it, diverges in two contrary directions. To use it means on the one hand, 'sacred', 'consecrated', and on the other 'uncanny', 'dangerous', 'forbidden', 'unclean'.
From Totem and Taboo by Sigmund Freud.
'The meaning of 'taboo', as we see it, diverges in two contrary directions. To use it means on the one hand, 'sacred', 'consecrated', and on the other 'uncanny', 'dangerous', 'forbidden', 'unclean'.
From Totem and Taboo by Sigmund Freud.
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