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| so:text | The past, when it is merely known historically , somehow piles itself up outside our real lives. ... I think that one of the duties of a philosopher, if he shows himself worthy of his vocation today, is to attack quite directly those dissimulating forces which are all working toward what might be called the neutralization of the past; and whose conjoint effect consists in arousing in contemporary man a feeling of what I should like to call insulation in time. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Gabriel_Marcel |
| so:description | Man Against Mass Society (1952) (en) |
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