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2017
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Earnings Wage rates Wage-fund Departmental salaries Remuneration Pay Salaries Compensation Working class--Wages Sound effects Affection Life--Philosophy Personal liberty Freedom Civil liberty Emancipation Liberation Garden of Eden Obligation Deontology Death--Philosophy Dying End of life Literary critics UnderstandingCiter ce document
Michael Bryson et al., « 10. Paradise Lost: Love in Eden, and the Critics who Obey », Open Book Publishers
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To choose is not so easy as it sounds. “All choice is frightening, when one thinks about it: a terrifying liberty, unguided by a greater duty”. Choices open some doors, while closing others. New lives, new possibilities, often come at the expense of other lives now foreclosed or lost. The wages of choice are death, as every life leads, eventually, to that ending that may be the only true universal of the human experience—not the understanding or the experience of the end, but the physical cessation...
