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I would like to thank students in two seminars—one for freshman and one for graduate students—at the University of Michigan for expanding my own readings of the novel; Vincenzo Binetti for guiding me at a crucial moment; Ana Ros for patiently reading and talking me through numerous drafts; and my children Adam and Eva Cola´s for first sharing with me the wonder and the challenges of His Dark Materials; Eva, particularly, for officially testing whether or not this essay was understandable to a fifteen year old reader of Pullman.
Recommended Citation
Colás, Santiago
(2005)
"Hyperbolic: Divining AyahuascaTelling True Stories, or The Immanent Ethics of Material Spirit (and Spiritual Matter) in Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials,"
Discourse: Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture: Vol. 27:
Iss.
1, Article 3.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.wayne.edu/discourse/vol27/iss1/3