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^ ^4 vJ o ¡'austus eilcolnpasses in its broad sÏ,reep 'che realms of his or'¡n personal heaven and liel-l" ÎÎSu¡eet l-lelen, tnake me irnmortal- with a kiss' Her lips su.ck forih my soul; see v'¡here iir flies! - Come, Helen, come, give me rß]r soul again" Here vrill I dr,n¡ell, for iieaven be in thepe lips, j.nd all is dross ihat is not Helena.tr röo 'Jhus the god oi ¡'austus has becorne his ol'rn appetite, and is litile else but a proiection of his ol{n person- ality for v¡hich he lntends to establish his or¡.rri instiiution and ritual inod,eled on the ChristÍarl Sacranents. this rnisapprehension of Faustus is re-affirmed- by Goethes Erdgeisg: rîDu gleichsb dem íla-i ci. ¡ì an drr lrc'crnai f qf. - it 19 ' uç¿rf vt uwrr u\¿ LJcë;Iç-LJ-Èu6 It is Lucifer? s introductj-on bo the appearênce of the Seven Deadly Sins whj-ch restates the dilernma, F^- L J. UI' rl() L,|.I Ëç Þ I' d. L¿Þ u L¿Ð r'/r.J ÞP( crear,ion, but to give heed 1,o bhe show which is about to cornmence. 'I'he important v¡ord in Lu-cif'erls self- cribical admonition is the woro ?sllotrvf ; it underlies the tragedy tlia'l; everything is superficial and a display which never pierces 'ûhe core of }if e " i{ot uriûil the moinent of u}iimate anci hopeless rJesn¡-i r i s F"e",^+,ì^ r.ij 1-l ì..^- tO COine tO refrns With iire Llt;tf,tJcr.-Ll- rÐ r'atlÈtJL¿Þ vï-LIIJriÉ r;niverse in v¡hich he has his being. He tirus protects himself rornantically r^¡ith a shell of scorn, bhereby
(]4, -laintalning his distarrce and ;oreveniing that iirvolvernent l¡h1ch v,¡ould have forced a, decisioir upon him: tt1''iþat, is grea'ü iriephisiophilis so passiouate For being deprivecl of ihe ioys oí' Heaven? Learn ihou of li'austus manly fortitude, "^ 2e. Ànd scorn those ioys thou never shalt possessntr &\ 1'he spiritual erosion of I'ausius lies in the gradual- brea-I
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PARÀCITLSUS AS Ä. TII¡;JL,iE IiV
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t_ l_ and to hurnanity as whole, Ï
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Ii\t'I'R0DUCTf Oi,f The aim of ihis
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a )ø has become alienaieci" å rev
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)r happens, both the idea and the t
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n to rtBlsËu beruft ein Bu-och ze
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u je saicl is tha'ü these at best
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II. the iinplications of the creati
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L49. creatu-reliness. It is the i:r
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L>> " dialectical, as no .i:hir"d.
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