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| n | Painful
idea creates a sublime passion |
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| n | Sublime
concentrates the mind on a single facet of |
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| experience,
producing a momentary suspension of |
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| rational
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| n | Harsh,
antisocial, “masculine” representations exist |
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| in the
realm of obscurity and brute force |
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