Reviews for Category theory and computer science

The average rating for Category theory and computer science based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-10-14 00:00:00 Todd Mason There are just 15 poems under thirteen titles. The titles are organized in a chronological way from the Birth of Mary to 'Death' of Mary. And the poems are very much faithful to the theology of the Catholic Church. Originally these poems were supposed to be accompanied by paintings of Heinrich Vogeler. The project could not come to its fruition. But thankfully we have the poems. And they are lovely and spiritually nourishing. Here is a sample (One of the Five star poems): OF THE MARRIAGE AT CANA Could she be anything but very proud of him who made the plainest things become lovely? And was not the high, large accustomed night as though beside itself when he appeared? Did not his having lost himself once, also add unbelievably to his renown? And did the wisest not change mouth into ears, to hear him? Had not the house grown new, at his voice? Ah, surely in those days she had restrained herself a hundred times from beaming forth with her delight in him. And so she followed after him, amazed. But there on that day at the wedding feast when, unexpectedly, more wine was needed, she looked, and begged a gesture at the least and did not understand when he protested. Then he did it. And she saw much later how she had thrust him then upon his way. Now he'd become a real miracle-maker, and in this act unalterably there lay the sacrifice. Yes, written and decreed. Then on that day, was it prepared already? She; it was she had driven on the deed in the blindness of her vanity. At table, heaped with vegetables and fruits, she shared the joy, and never understood that the water from her own tear-ducts, with this wine, had been transformed to blood.

Review # 2 was written on 2021-03-16 00:00:00 Sharon M. Martin "Pietà Maintenant ma détresse est à son comble, et indicible m'emplit. Je suis glacée comme est glacé le cœur de la pierre. Dure comme je suis, je ne sais qu'une chose ; Tu as grandi - ... tu es devenu si grand que, comme une douleur trop grande, de toute part tu débordes la mesure de mon cœur. Maintenant te voici étendu en travers de mes genoux, maintenant je ne puis plus te donner le jour." Belle édition avec une préface passionnante ayant pour visée d'éclairer la bibliographie de Rilke à l'aune de sa vie. J'ai été particulièrement émue par les textes qui touchent à la maternité de Marie. Même si ces textes sont écrits poussés par la Foi et afin de glorifier le texte biblique, je les trouve pleins de simplicité et représentatifs de ce sentiment immense, incommensurable, qu'est le sentiment maternel. Magnifique !