No Man-Oeuvre

'No Man-Oeuvre' is a further example of John O'Loughlin's aphoristic philosophy in full Social Transcendentalist flight towards an ideological and/or ontological summit, and the title aptly puns the connection between godliness and righteousness, as if to say such a work is above and beyond the scope of 'man', or humanisic limitations.

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Inhalt

PREFACE, 001 - 025, 026 - 050, 051 - 075, 076 - 104, BIOGRAPHICAL FOOTNOTE