The Elegance of the Hedgehog
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eructation
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The German Ideology.
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eleventh thesis on Feuerbach.
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effluvia),
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victuals—now
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iniquitous
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Death in Venice
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Mahler
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forced to listen to inane nonsense fit for the brain of a clam—I was in the back room, perfectly euphoric, my eyes filling with tears, in the miraculous presence of Art.
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lucidity
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People aim for the stars, and they end up like goldfish in a bowl. I wonder if it wouldn’t be simpler just to teach children right from the start that life is absurd.
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Madame Guermantes,”
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Sanseverina”).
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Taniguchi
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Grandes Jorasses
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poètes maudits
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fortiori
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pariahs
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clandestine
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virtuosity.
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patrician
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incunabulum,”
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arrondissement
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when we move, we are in a way de-structured by our movement toward something: we are both here and at the same time not here because we’re already in the process of going elsewhere, if you see what I mean. To stop de-structuring yourself, you have to stop moving altogether. Either you move and you’re no longer whole, or you’re whole and you can’t move.
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What makes the strength of a soldier isn’t the energy he uses trying to intimidate the other guy by sending him a whole lot of signals, it’s the strength he’s able to concentrate within himself, by staying centered.
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doleful
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ensconced
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biddy.
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loquacious
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disquisition
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“War and Peace is the staging of a determinist vision of history”
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factotum
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subalterns
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windbags
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Balzac
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Flaubert
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autodidacts,
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indigent
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Husserl,
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Descartes and Kant.
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equivocation.
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debility.
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mise en abyme,”
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humans live in a world where it’s words and not deeds that have power, where the ultimate skill is mastery of language.
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Humans live in a world where the weak are dominant. This is a terrible insult to our animal nature, a sort of perversion or a deep contradiction.
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prerogative
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nihilized,
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opprobrium.
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