dae·mon·ic (d -m n k)adj. Variant of demonic. |
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This daemonic theme, discreetly advertised by the near-homonymy Diamond / [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] is of crucial importance. As Walker observed in Richard Wright, Daemonic Genius,</p> <pre> The next day we went to the library and, on my library card, checked out two books we found on the Loeb/Leopold case and on Clarence Darrow, their lawyer. The inner driving-force behind the aspirations of alchemy was a presumption whose daemonic grandeur on the one hand and psychic danger on the other should nor be underestimated. |
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