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'This lone brightness': Frances Hubbard Flaherty and the true dharma eye
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- The collective films of Robert and Frances Flaherty present a vision which has not been explicitly claimed by any religious tradition. Yet, in this vision there is encountered a non-discursive link between salvation, enlightenment, and transformative experience in general. Thus there are significant implications in this elusive quality for various modes of artistic expression as well as for inter-religious dialogue and understanding. Zen suggests an approach to exploring their work which is not only consistent with their point of view, but indeed was the way Frances Flaherty began to speak of the Flaherty art in her later years.
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