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... thought prevails in a given society . Freedom of thought is freedom of speech also in the sense that the speaker is capable of expressing and communicating ideas which contradict and transcend the established meaning , and do so not by ...
... thought prevails in a given society . Freedom of thought is freedom of speech also in the sense that the speaker is capable of expressing and communicating ideas which contradict and transcend the established meaning , and do so not by ...
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... thought among us was often no more than facility : we were clever and fast in responding to familiar cues , especially in arguments with Communists , but had little capacity for turning back with a critical eye upon our own assumptions ...
... thought among us was often no more than facility : we were clever and fast in responding to familiar cues , especially in arguments with Communists , but had little capacity for turning back with a critical eye upon our own assumptions ...
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... thought to Turk's question when he bent over me as I fell to the floor , and asked me if I were going to tell the cops that he was with me . This was all very normal in Harlem where somebody was always getting shot , stabbed , or his ...
... thought to Turk's question when he bent over me as I fell to the floor , and asked me if I were going to tell the cops that he was with me . This was all very normal in Harlem where somebody was always getting shot , stabbed , or his ...
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