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| so:text | Grotesque sentiments such as the lust of business success or economic power of any kind, and indeed every purely self-regarding passion, from that of the social climber to that of the salvation-seeking ascetic, are experienced by the explorer with something of that shame which the child, emerging into adolescence, may feel toward the still-clinging fascination of his outgrown toys, or with such disgust as the youth may feel when he wakes from some unworthy sexual infatuation (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Olaf_Stapledon |
| so:description | Last Men in London (1932) (en) |
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