| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - For Augustine the place of the physical world was an element in a life-long tension, a deep strain in his thought between use and enjoyment, uti and frui; a strain revealed, for example, in human friendship, and over his reaction to the death of his mother Monica. 8Augustine sets out the distinction between uti and frui in a rather deadpan, matter of fact way in his On Christian Teaching.There are
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