1942


The Stranger
The Body in the Library (Miss Marple, #2)
The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays
Chess Story
La familia de Pascual Duarte
Five Little Pigs (Hercule Poirot, #25)
The Shooting Star (Tintin #10)
The Moving Finger (Miss Marple, #3)
Embers (Vintage International)
The High Window (Philip Marlowe, #3)
The Road to the City
The Screwtape Letters
The Moon Is Down
The Myth of Sisyphus
Adam of the Road
Wilhelm Reich
The vulgar Marxist concept of 'private enterprise' was totally misconstrued by man's irrationality; it was understood to mean that the liberal development of society precluded every private possession. Naturally, this was widely exploited by political reaction. Quite obviously, social development and individual freedom have nothing to do with the so-called abolishment of private property. Marx's concept of private property did not refer to man's shirts, pants, typewriters, toilet paper, books, b ...more
Wilhelm Reich, The Mass Psychology of Fascism

C.G. Jung
Generally certain symptoms appear, among them a peculiar use of language: one wants to speak forcefully in order to impress one's opponent, so one employs a special, "bombastic" style full of neologisms which might be described as "power-words." This symptom is observable not only in the psychiatric clinic but also among certain modern philosophers, and, above all, whenever anything unworthy of belief has to be insisted on in the teeth of inner resistance: the language swells up, overreaches its ...more
C.G. Jung, Alchemical Studies

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