Dissent, Volumen10Dissent Publishing Corporation, 1953 |
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... continue in ex- acerbated form ; that Khrushchev will learn tactical lessons from Kennedy ; that new provocations will be made in geographical and technical condi- tions more favorable to the Russians ; that the two power contenders ...
... continue in ex- acerbated form ; that Khrushchev will learn tactical lessons from Kennedy ; that new provocations will be made in geographical and technical condi- tions more favorable to the Russians ; that the two power contenders ...
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... continue to accept the assumption that the Cold War itself makes sense , and that in some way it could be won by one ... continuing it . ( The argument that the Cold War provides the possibility of the mutual annihilation which ...
... continue to accept the assumption that the Cold War itself makes sense , and that in some way it could be won by one ... continuing it . ( The argument that the Cold War provides the possibility of the mutual annihilation which ...
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... continue to prefer the brand of myth to the stone of what they character- istically call a sterile intellectualism . But there is another way , which I think is implicit in Norman Mailer's hope that DISSENT will choose a role for itself ...
... continue to prefer the brand of myth to the stone of what they character- istically call a sterile intellectualism . But there is another way , which I think is implicit in Norman Mailer's hope that DISSENT will choose a role for itself ...
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