The Third World Is Not A Reality

Ideas, As Distinguished From Events, Are Never Unprecedented.

The Individual Who Has Been Liberated By Reason Is Always Running Head-on Into A World, A Society, Whose Past In The Shape Of 'prejudices' Has A Great Deal Of Power; He Is Forced To Learn That Past Reality Is Also A Reality.

Culture Relates To Objects And Is A Phenomenon Of The World; Entertainment Relates To People And Is A Phenomenon Of Life.

Man's Chief Moral Deficiency Appears To Be Not His Indiscretions But His Reticence.

Entirely New Concepts Are Very Rare In Politics.