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1 civilization and its discontents Egon Schiehle, Cardinal and Nun, 19 1 2. And the end [telos] is the chief thing of all. Aristotle, Poetics, THE COLLISION oftwo motive forces powers the plot of Memure forMemure. On the one hand is the urge to reproduce our own kind, no matter how; on the other is the urge to set limits on how we reproduce or to arrest reproduction altogether. In no other work that I know are these issues so extended to their logical, dramaturgical, and anthropological limits. The Natural Motivation to Reproduce The world must be peopled.
Civilization and Its Discontents referred to both.)2 Thus, granting that Nature's loan is life, the Duke's injunction might be paraphrased: For the life nature lends a man, that
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