| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In the sense that the The Marriage of Heaven and Hell is a vision of a particular version of reality, it subscribes to one definition of the mythic, but also fulfills another as Birenbaum writes in Tragedy and Innocence: ...on a more specialized level...true myth...suggests a penentration to the essential nature of human experience, made by conspicuously violating features of observable reality
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