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| so:text | The Outsider’s case against society is very clear. All men and women have these dangerous, unnamable impulses, yet they keep up a pretense, to themselves, to others; their respectability, their philosophy, their religion, are all attempts to gloss over, to make civilized and rational something that is savage, unorganized, irrational. He is an Outsider because he stands for truth. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Colin_Wilson |
| so:description | The Outsider (1956) (en) |
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