"Death and Resurrection in the <em>Theology of Hope</em>" by Priscilla Meneely McKulka
 

Date of Award

9-1970

Degree Type

Master's Essay - Restricted

Degree Name

Master of Arts (MA)

Department

Theology

Abstract

In the English language and especially in the American idiom, pairs of words are associated to form an inseparable duality. Commonplace examples that occur in normal speech include "salt and pepper", "man and woman", and "black and white". Is this trait merely an idiosyncrasy or does it mirror something more deeply significant? If one were to examine the individual parts of each of the pairs cited, a striking element would become clear. In each case the one element is to some degree the antithesis of the other. Despite, or possibly because of, the antithesis posed, it is necessary to comprehend the one in order to understand the other...

Comments

Submitted in Partial Requirement for the Degree of Master of Arts Department of Theology Marquette University Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Download

Share

COinS