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read in January 2015
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(page 49 of 607)
"“But as is so often the case with men who have made it like this, he was arrogant and self-righteous. Accustomed to giving orders, he harbored not the slightest doubt concerning the values of the world to which he belonged. For him, hierarchy was everything. He bowed to superior authority without question, and he trampled those beneath him without hesitation.”" — Jan 04, 2026 12:50PM
"“But as is so often the case with men who have made it like this, he was arrogant and self-righteous. Accustomed to giving orders, he harbored not the slightest doubt concerning the values of the world to which he belonged. For him, hierarchy was everything. He bowed to superior authority without question, and he trampled those beneath him without hesitation.”" — Jan 04, 2026 12:50PM
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"“I used often to […] write to her to say that I could not come, but with the same protestations of disappointment as I should have made to someone whom I had not wished to see. These expressions of regret, which we reserve as a rule for people who do not matter, would do more, I imagined, to persuade Gilberte of my indifference than would the tone of indifference which we affect only towards those we love.”" — Jan 03, 2026 08:12PM
"“I used often to […] write to her to say that I could not come, but with the same protestations of disappointment as I should have made to someone whom I had not wished to see. These expressions of regret, which we reserve as a rule for people who do not matter, would do more, I imagined, to persuade Gilberte of my indifference than would the tone of indifference which we affect only towards those we love.”" — Jan 03, 2026 08:12PM
“Like the homeless, refugees are living embodiments of a disturbing possibility: that human privileges are quite fragile, that one's home, family, and nation are one catastrophe away from being destroyed.”
― The Refugees
― The Refugees
“This is what I think so many of us who work in the arts and the humanities hope to receive from our universities, from our government, from sometimes skeptical students and their parents: patience and faith in us as we test the limits of our ignorance, as we pursue what may very well be useless, as we go in search of that mystery and intuition that exist within all of us.”
― The Refugees
― The Refugees
“I think of the novelist Haruki Murakami, who compares writing a novel to digging a hole through deep rock to reach a source of water.”
― The Refugees
― The Refugees
“Can you love someone you don't remember? Can you love someone you don't know?”
― The Refugees
― The Refugees
“while cultural relativism is an easy concept to process intellectually, it is not, for many, an easy one to remember.”
― The People in the Trees
― The People in the Trees
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