Practice Has A Logic Which Is Not

The Mind Is A Metaphor Of The World Of Objects.

Unless Saved By Exceptional Talent, He Necessarily Pays The Price Of Clarity.

Only In Imaginary Experience (in The Folk Tale, For Example), Which Neutralizes The Sense Of Social Realities, Does The Social World Take The Form Of A Universe Of Possibles Equally Possible For Any Possible Subject.

If The Sociologist Has A Role, It Is Probably More To Furnish Weapons Than To Give Lessons.

The Most Successful Ideological Effects Are Those Which Have No Need For Words, And Ask No More Than Complicitous Silence.