Liberation literature and higher human development: the case of Ulysses and James Joyce.

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From: ReVision
Date: 20030622
Author:White, John

Liberation is one of the traditional names for God-realization or enlightenment. Liberation is the discovery of your true identity beyond ego or the sense of "I" as a separate self. That blissful recognition of divinity at the center of yourself resolves all dualities into cosmic unity and confers the peace that passeth all understanding. Liberation-God-realization-enlightenment is the goal, the summum bonum of all human growth and development, individually and collectively.

Literature has been one of the best means throughout history for conveying to people a sense of the ...

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