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TRANSLATOR’S INTRODUCTION..................................XI
INTRODUCTION...........................................................1
THE DEVIL’S CHILDHOOD........................................11
1.
2.1. HIS BIRTH..............................................................11
2.
2.2. PLAYING WITH A SPINTOP...................................15
2.3. PLAYING WITH CUBES.........................................19
2.4. PLAYING OF COMPOSING ELEMENTS................24
LUST............................................................................37
3.1. LIFE.......................................................................38
3.
3.2. THE CELL..............................................................43
3.3. THE ORGANISM....................................................45
3.4. MAN......................................................................56
3.5. SEX........................................................................63
3.6. NATIONALISM.......................................................72
3.7. LOVE FOR THE MOTHER TONGUE.....................79
3.8. LOVE FOR READING AND WRITING...................82
WRATH.........................................................................95
4.1. FREEDOM..............................................................96
4.
4.2. THE LAW.............................................................101
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4.3. CHANCE..............................................................106
4.4. WRATH REVISITED.............................................110
GLUTTONY................................................................113
5.1. THE MECHANISM...............................................115
5.
5.2. THE PROGRAM....................................................118
5.3. RAW MATERIAL...................................................119
5.4. THE PRODUCT....................................................123
5.5. THE INSTRUMENT..............................................126
5.6. THE FEAST...........................................................129
ENVY AND GREED...................................................131
6.1. SOCIETY..............................................................133
6.
6.2. RETRIBUTION......................................................136
6.3. JUSTICE...............................................................141
6.4. CONVERSATION.................................................143
PRIDE.........................................................................153
7.1. LANGUAGE.........................................................157
7.
7.1.1. POETRY......................................................157
7.1.2. MUSIC AND CONCRETE POETRY............160
7.1.3. PAINTING..................................................163
7.1.4. SCIENCE....................................................166
7.2. PINCERS OF THE WILL......................................170
7.2.1. SCIENCE AS YOGA...................................171
7.2.2. YOGA AS SCIENCE....................................174
7.3. CONTRITION......................................................179
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SLOTH AND THE SADNESS OF THE HEART........187
8.1. THE VOICE’S AURA...........................................191
8.
8.1.1. STRUCTURE..............................................193
8.1.2. REENCOUNTER........................................196
8.2. THE IVORY TOWER............................................201
8.2.1. HONESTY...................................................206
8.2.2. THE PURIFICATION BATH......................208
8.2.3. LET US NOT SPEAK ABOUT THAT...........209
8.3. INVERSION........................................................211
8.4. THE BRONZE GONG.........................................213
8.5. LUST ONCE AGAIN.............................................214
POST SCRIPTUM......................................................217
9.1. THEY ABOUND....................................................218
9.
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Uxori omnia mea
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Gott ist ein lauter Nichts, ihn rührt kein Nun noch Hier: Je mehr
du nach ihm greifts, je mehr entwird er dir.
- Angelus Silesius
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