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Childhood denotes that stage in human life when, innocence, by common consent, is taken for granted. Childhood and innocence often go hand in hand and are considered almost synonymous. The delightful coexistence of these two blissful states of life is assumed to offer at least a momentary glimpse of the beautiful and the eternal amidst the transient and the fleeting.
It is impossible to speak about light without a word about shadow, about stillness without a word about noise. Likewise, it is impossible to discourse at length on innocence without recourse to evil. Shakespeare’s Caliban is a “born devil”. But can man, the so-called crown of creations, be a born devil? If not where does evil come from? Is evil an illusion, an error of the mortal mind?
A world of innocence is an illusion; it exists only in the world of imagination and fantasy. What ought to be will never...
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ISBN: 9788193297513
Publisher: Gaby Emma Publishers
Number of Pages: 67
Dimensions: 5.83"x8.27"
Interior Pages: B&W
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