Mention150247
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| so:text | We were equally tired, in mid-century, of cold sanity and hot blasphemy; of the over-cerebral and of the over-faecal; the way out lay somewhere else. Words had lost their power, either for good or for evil; still hung, like a mist, over the reality of action, distorting, misleading, castrating; but at least since Hitler and Hiroshima they were seen to be a mist, a flimsy superstructure. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/John_Fowles |
| so:description | Daniel Martin (1977) (en) |
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