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to connect my theoretical work with practical activity why/politics

[...] Throughout my years in Baltimore, I always tried to maintain some relationship to local politics: we bought up an old library, and turned it into a community action centre, took part in campaigns for rent control, and generally tried to spark radical initiatives; it always seemed to me very i…

—p.243 Lives on the Left: A Group Portrait Reinventing Geography (231) by David Harvey
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this is precisely Flaubert’s art project/secret-life

Reading Flaubert one is plunged into persons with whom one is in complete disaccord, who are irksome. Sometimes one feels with them, and then somehow they suddenly reject one’s sympathy and one finds oneself once again antagonistic to them. Obviously it was this that fascinated me, because it made …

—p.195 Itinerary of a Thought (185) by Jean-Paul Sartre
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most people want a quiet life why/politics

I think this question of involvement in politics is a very interesting one. I always believed, until really quite recently, probably till about twenty years ago, that in an ideal society everybody would take part in politics, that it was natural for people to wish to have some control over their li…

—p.108 The Personal and the Political (105) missing author
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this was how we fought and spent our youth for/pq topic/life-on-the-left

After we had worked together for our beliefs in twenty-four-hour days without rest, bonded ourselves to each other through the inner struggles of self-criticism within our groups, confessed our social sins to our brother- and sisterhoods and lost our individual selves to our collective purpose, we …

—p.600 I Hotel 1977: I-Hotel (579) by Karen Tei Yamashita
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this was how we fought and spent our youth for/pq topic/life-on-the-left

After we had worked together for our beliefs in twenty-four-hour days without rest, bonded ourselves to each other through the inner struggles of self-criticism within our groups, confessed our social sins to our brother- and sisterhoods and lost our individual selves to our collective purpose, we …

—p.600 1977: I-Hotel (579) by Karen Tei Yamashita