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New Letters of Dostoevsky
… Seraphicus, The Death of Zosima") one of the culminating points of the novel, and therefore I should like to polish … on p. 1, where it says that Mme. Krasotkin's husband died many years ago. It should read thirteen years ….In a … died two days later, Jan. 28, 1881. Petersburg, Jan. 26, 1881 Much respected Nicolay Alexeyevich,  Since you have …
Now I Am Married
… than I do, to be able to move more quickly, to keep their commitments with less fuss. I wish I found the English more … wax. I am doing this because I am dying, so that I will not die. Marjorie “Bring her in for a cup of coffee,” I said to … time came he never did go. Him and his father were great pals. Colin of course was studying Western philosophy and he …
Captains Uncourageous
… his contention, Ruskin descends to concrete cases, comparing the merchant, the soldier, the physician, and the priest. He opens by inquiring … is engaged in the business of killing, his trade involves also the peril of being slain. It is for this that mankind …
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Whitman and Patriotism
… Grass , approaches its 150th birthday still strutting its uncompromising, unqualified assertiveness. True, one could … Rorty and Martha Nussbaum, took positions that define endpoints of a spectrum of attitudes toward patriotism, a … of which Lincoln became the patron saint and Civil War soldiers the models and paradigms. In this way, one could say …
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Shaw and the Sound Barrier
… in this paper have now reached a considerably larger audience by being incorporated in the closing chapters of “The … aspect of our society. I drew a parallel‚—which has now become something of a cliché—between the Renaissance and the … test pilot quite well. This helps to explain one of the points in his second letter. The receipt of this card filled …
The Nice Use of Words
… of Words. By Stuart Chase. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company. $2.50. In “The Tyranny of Words” Stuart Chase has … to himself in a way that not only excuses but demands frank comment from his reviewers. He has called attention to the … and Mr. Chase begins at one of its traditional starting points, seeing that names name the things that they are …
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