Issue Details: First known date: 2014... 2014 Agnostic Fellow Pilgrims : Reading Fosco's Spiritual Quest in Post-War Migrant Melbourne
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  • Epigraph: A place for lostness always has in its midst the human struggle for spirituality however flawed and fragile. In the midst of lostness there is always some attempt for an expression of love. (Antonio 2007:190)

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    y separately published work icon A Soul for Australia? : Reading Fosco Antonio's 'My Reality' John Gatt-Rutter (editor), Peter Willis (editor), Hindmarsh : ATF Press , 2014 8099241 2014 anthology criticism

    Fosco speaks as a member of Post-Christian Society that has emerged from the Great Walk-Out from established religion but as one who cannot subscribe to the Economic Myth of Rational Humanism. Fosco's text, which he dubs My Reality, is republished in this volume, accompanied by six exploratory essays, ranging from the supportive to the dismissive, which seek to open up debate on the issues which he poses. Can we work towards a society in which humane values prevail, or must we accept that ours is, for lack of a better, the best of possible worlds? [Editors' abstract]

    Hindmarsh : ATF Press , 2014
    pg. 277-292
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Subjects:
  • My Reality Fosco Antonio Ruzzene , 2003 single work autobiography
  • Melbourne, Victoria,
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