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Pagina 68
Granted that military figures fully realise their victories (Rimbaud asks), are poets
to pass for having completely understood their visions? It is highly improbable.
The very nature of the 'individual', be he recognised genius, simpleton or ...
Granted that military figures fully realise their victories (Rimbaud asks), are poets
to pass for having completely understood their visions? It is highly improbable.
The very nature of the 'individual', be he recognised genius, simpleton or ...
Pagina 151
... a precedent destined to give concrete evidence to the bourgeoisie that their
rule is drawing to an end - these are enough to make the clear-sighted observer
realise that 'the French revolution has begun'.1 It was in such circumstances, I
say, ...
... a precedent destined to give concrete evidence to the bourgeoisie that their
rule is drawing to an end - these are enough to make the clear-sighted observer
realise that 'the French revolution has begun'.1 It was in such circumstances, I
say, ...
Pagina 334
Those of us who have overcome these difficulties in ourselves have done so
because we realise that the situation is acute; because we see that religion is
once more re-establishing its hold on the life of the country and because the
movement ...
Those of us who have overcome these difficulties in ourselves have done so
because we realise that the situation is acute; because we see that religion is
once more re-establishing its hold on the life of the country and because the
movement ...
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