Literatura Iii: O'Neill's
Literatura Iii: O'Neill's
Literatura Iii: O'Neill's
EXOGAMY as rule
beings
‘Between one being and other, there
is a gulf, a discontinuity’
‘Discontinuous beings that we are,
death means
continuity of being’
EROTICISM
PHYSICAL DISCONTINUITY
EMOTIONAL INTO
CONTINUITY OF
RELIGIOUS BEING
Physical Eroticism
Practitioners’ being violated
Nakedness seeks continuity
Obscenity challenges self-control
Emotional Eroticism
Derives from material sensuality
Reciprocal affection of the lovers
Religious Eroticism
Religious sacrifice and erotic activity
Sacredness
Mystical experience
Possession of the object does not
imply death but the idea of death is
linked with the urge to possess.