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... become part of our history . Intellectuals have often enough allowed themselves to become mere sycophants of ruling power , even a ruling power that was repressive and inhumane . At other times they have performed , reasonably and ...
... become part of our history . Intellectuals have often enough allowed themselves to become mere sycophants of ruling power , even a ruling power that was repressive and inhumane . At other times they have performed , reasonably and ...
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... become a conspicuous immorality ; their dissi- pation must become a public ritual . Digging jazz has become a popular avocation and so the die - hard beat- nik has to approach his digging as a deadly serious responsibility . In fine ...
... become a conspicuous immorality ; their dissi- pation must become a public ritual . Digging jazz has become a popular avocation and so the die - hard beat- nik has to approach his digging as a deadly serious responsibility . In fine ...
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of Sales Promotion or Carton Design , to become what the Hedley's career advertisement calls a " Bachelor of Industry . " It is not only those who become employees of industry who are affected . The older professions themselves are ...
of Sales Promotion or Carton Design , to become what the Hedley's career advertisement calls a " Bachelor of Industry . " It is not only those who become employees of industry who are affected . The older professions themselves are ...
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VOLUME VII | 109 |
NUMBER 1 | 178 |
WINTER 1960 | 217 |
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