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| so:text | Solzhenitsyn can imagine what pain is like when it happens to strangers. Even more remarkably, he is not disabled by imagining what pain is like when it happens to a million strangers - he can think about individuals even when the subject is the obliteration of the masses, which makes his the exact reverse of the ideological mentality, which can think only about masses even when the subject is the obliteration of individuals. (en) |
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| so:description | Essays and reviews (en) |
| so:description | At the Pillars of Hercules (1979) (en) |
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