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Thumbnail for entry Why Theology Needs Lord of the Rings, 2-6-18

Why Theology Needs Lord of the Rings, 2-6-18

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Why Theology Needs Lord of the Rings, 2-6-18

Why Theology Needs Lord of the Rings, 2-6-18

Why Theology Needs Lord of the Rings, 2-6-18

UP theology students Ally Liedtke and Niko Strom with Prof. David Turnbloom present a humorous look at what this wildly popular fantasy story has to offer the field of theology, 2-6-18. Part of the…

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Thumbnail for entry What's So Funny About a Joke? 2017 Hesburgh Lecture

What's So Funny About a Joke? 2017 Hesburgh…

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What's So Funny About a Joke? 2017 Hesburgh…

What's So Funny About a Joke? 2017 Hesburgh Lecture

What's So Funny About a Joke? 2017 Hesburgh Lecture

University of Notre Dame Professor of German and Philosophy Mark Roche interlaces humor with an analysis of the greatness and limits of Freud's theory of jokes, 3/23/17. A collaboration by the…

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