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Page 176
... French character . In his examples - comic and serious of this paradox , Schoenbrun touches on a wide variety of national traits . The careful reader must decide which of all these breezy generalizations are the important ones and ...
... French character . In his examples - comic and serious of this paradox , Schoenbrun touches on a wide variety of national traits . The careful reader must decide which of all these breezy generalizations are the important ones and ...
Page 181
... French individual- ism . Surely individualism is not a biological phenomenon . It is highly unlikely , I would guess , that a French baby sent to America to be raised would grow up to start a new po- litical party at the age of twenty ...
... French individual- ism . Surely individualism is not a biological phenomenon . It is highly unlikely , I would guess , that a French baby sent to America to be raised would grow up to start a new po- litical party at the age of twenty ...
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... French sentence and a French - English dic- tionary and write down the English equiva- lent of each French word you will come out with an intelligible English sentence . How ludicrous the results can be , anyone knows who is familiar ...
... French sentence and a French - English dic- tionary and write down the English equiva- lent of each French word you will come out with an intelligible English sentence . How ludicrous the results can be , anyone knows who is familiar ...
Contents
EDUCATION AND ITS PROBLEMS | 8 |
FIEDLER The Middle Against Both Ends 125 | 32 |
MIRRA KOMAROVSKY | 36 |
Copyright | |
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Ameri American artists attitude become behaviour believe Bertrand Russell C. S. LEWIS called Christianity course culture David Riesman DAVID SCHOENBRUN dream ence English essay Eve Curie fact fear feel French GIAN-CARLO MENOTTI girl grammar H. L. MENCKEN happiness human idea Ingsoc instinct intellectual kind Kosato Kwakiutl language leisure less life-spans linguistic living look marriage matter means ment mind molecule nation nature ness never Newspeak nomic noun once organization panspermia perhaps person phemes play plutocracy political problem question Reprinted by permission Richard Neutra seems seniors sense sentence social society sort Soviet Soviet Union talk teach tell thing thought tion tive truth ture universe Upper Bohemian verb wife women words writers young