From 1959: Man’s desire for speed shapes the world around us.
Kitsch is more than bad art; it’s a flight from freedom to servitude.
For the great historian of the Renaissance, democracy, centralization, and materialism were culture’s enemies.
It’s much easier to ignore guilt than to face what we deserve.
Thomas Bernhard’s splenetic style lives on in Michel Houllebecq and others.
One of the most sorely abused words in the English language.
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