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,Viruses — Living Insecticides,dy. A complex trap of disasters closes in on people, and while they (whether individuals, a family, or a bigger community) are not stereotyped into mere cases, the historical circumstances bearing down on them are unusually fully specified, the region or nation or class they belong to is clearly vis

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J. Marshall Clark,Jacques R. Marion implies. The most prescient writers now felt that it was touch and go for the species — that the most extreme situation conceivable might well have been reached. The French writer Michel Leiris said that in ‘Guernica’ Picasso ‘sends us our announcement of our mourning: all that we love is going to

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Literature and Crisis,revolutions, and the rise and collapse of Fascism. Our aim has been to find out how people’s way of seeing life has changed and how their way of expressing their view has evolved in response to historical pressures that were at work over most of the world. This already picks out certain trends and m

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Total War, trenches’ plainly in the mind’s eye. Muddy slots in the ground — parapets — soldiers with rifles going over the top led by a lieutenant with a revolver — craters — flares exploding in the sky — the bristling coils of wire — duck-boards and mud and corpses lying brokenly... What are the sources of t

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The Russian Revolution and Stalinism,ver since. The year of Lenin’s death, 1924, is usually given as the terminus of its integrity. Even political theorists of the Right, those ‘hired prize-fighters in the interests of the capitalist class’, as Marx described them, will usually grant nowadays that the Old Bolsheviks, though misguided,

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