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The Postmodern Reply To The Modern Consists Of Recognizing That The Past, Since It Cannot Really Be Destroyed, Because Its Destruction Leads To Silence, Must Be Revisited: But With Irony, Not Innocently. I Think Of The Postmodern Attitude As That Of A Man Who Loves A Very Cultivated Woman And Knows He Cannot Say To Her, I Love You Madly, Because He Knows That She Knows (and That She Knows That He Knows) That These Words Have Already Been Written By Barbara Cartland. Still, There Is A Solution. He Can Say, As Barbara Cartland Would Put It, I Love You Madly.

Nothing Gives A Fearful Man More Courage Than Another's Fear.

Books Are Not Made To Be Believed, But To Be Subjected To Inquiry.

The Followers Must Feel Besieged.

I Think Of Myself As A Serious Professor Who, During The Weekend, Writes Novels.