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| so:text | There certainly is self division. The man who watches a woman undressing has the red eyes of an ape; yet the man who sees two young lovers, really alone for the first time, who brings out all the pathos, the tenderness and uncertainty when he tells about it, is no brute; he is very much human. And the ape and the man exist in one body; and when the ape's desires are about to be fulfilled, he disappears and is succeeded by the man, who is disgusted with the ape's appetite. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Colin_Wilson |
| so:description | The Outsider (1956) (en) |
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