Winning re-election would offer redemption after perhaps the most difficult year in his two-decade political career.
"Comfort Me With Apples" shows us that even at life's most painful moments, eating and cooking can offer redemption.
It is exhaustingly inventive and almost defiant in its refusal to offer redemption or solace — but that is arguably one of its virtues.
Indeed, an interest in folklike material seems, as in the Ninth Symphony, to offer redemption to the growing complexities of his art, much as his beloved Schiller found an incipient nationalistic redemption in Arcadia.
In response to what Hume said, I wrote on my Buddhism website that "Mr Hume is right, in a sense, that Buddhism doesn't offer redemption and forgiveness in the same way Christianity does".
It doesn't offer redemption (as "Manhattan" did) through Louis Armstrong and Flaubert, Willie Mays and Mozart, but through the immediate contemplation of street life and carnival whimsicalities, of the sun and the sea — of the transitory moments, perceptions, and impressions to be rescued from oblivion, with the confidence that they're worth the effort to do so.
On the contrary, in Ultz's designs it has a raw, hard quality, which suits the oppressive cruelty of the situation: a husband and wife trapped in the pain of a lost child, and her lover who seems to offer redemption and pleasure.
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