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...mory is a necessary and sufficient condition for possessing a self-identity. III. Repression Yet, resorting to memory to define identity may appea... ...e lower classes and decks. Was this a morally right decision? For sure, it was not politically correct, in today's terms. Class and money distincti... ... impolite, or psychologically abusive? Or offending religious sensitivities, being politically incorrect - are these injuries? The bulk of human (a... ...eases and famine. The politicization of environmental concerns runs the gamut from political activism to eco-terrorism. The environmental movement ... ...mental organizations are out to perpetuate themselves, fight heresy and accumulate political clout and the money and perks that come with it. They ... ...asured'. Social scientists started quantitative measurement 30 years ago, and even political science turned to hard numbers 15 years ago. Yet look ...

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... this strange still house, among the shadows of dead thoughts and haunting repressions. “I hate it! I hate it!” she panted. “Why did I ever—” She reme... ...o be in motion; it welcomed her back from shop- ping; it lost its mildewed repression. The supreme verdict was Kennicott’s “Well, by golly, I was afra... ...and turned Mr. Grimm into a limp dummy. But Raymie, as the villain, had no repressions. The tilt of his head was full of character; his drawl was admi... ... Lord, Maud, I could talk about neuroses and psychoses and inhibitions and repressions and complexes just as well as any damn specialist, if I got pai... ...k was done by assistants, was the one sinecure in town, the one reward for political purity. But it proved that Mr. Bert Tybee, the former bartender, ... ... the sheriff, and announced that in a few days he would address a farmers’ political meeting. That night, the news ran, a mob of a hundred business me... ...y dollars we want for ourselves! The churches have always done it, and the political orators— and I suppose I do it when I call Mrs. Bogart a `Puritan... ...o had organized suffrage associations in hostile cit- ies, or had defended political prisoners, she caught some- thing of an impersonal attitude; saw ... ... about women is whether they’re likely to prove useful in building up real political power for women. And you? Shall I be frank? Remember when I say `...

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...aid beyond their own limits. For nine years, ever since the triumph of his political ideas, the colonel had lived almost entirely outside of social li... ...uture son-in-law, and my lady dreams now of the splendors and dignities of political life.” “Could you love Cecile?” said the colonel to his son. “Yes... ... 10 The Deputy of Arcis REVOLT OF A LIBERAL ROTTEN-BOROUGH THOUGH 1839 IS, politically speaking, very distant from 1847, we can still remember the ele... ... emony now about to take place. Ha! ha! young man; so we intend to enter a political career? Ha! ha! ha! This is our first step—mustn’t step back—it i... ...great work, “the devotion of those who fling themselves into the tumult of political life; he! he! he! It takes more nerve than I possess. Who could h... ... “Then the crime we wish to denounce can be committed with impunity?” “Its repression is always doubtful,” replied Desroches. “Judges do sometimes mak...

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...l of a rough journey; as if, forsaking the gold- mines of finance and that political slaughter of fat oxen whereby a man himself grows fat, they were ... ...nd how our mercantile greatness, and invaluable Constitution, impressing a political or other immediately practical tendency on all English culture an... ... of our Friend we detected any practical tendency whatever, it was at most Political, and towards a certain prospective, and for the present quite spe... ...may engulf us! Teufelsdrockh undertakes no less than to expound the moral, political, even reli- gious Influences of Clothes; he undertakes to make ma... ...Tables of Sines and Tangents, Codification, and Treatises of what you call Political Economy, are the Meal? And what is that Science, which the scient... ...g, to a certain Tract of Hofrath Heuschrecke’s, entitled Institute for the Repression of Population; which lies, dishonorably enough (with torn leaves...

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... the pavement. We have not to ask what he judged. But Dorset Wilmers was a political opponent of the eminent Peer who yields the second name to the sc... ...end bore such reminders meekly. They were read- ers of books of all sorts, political, philosophical, economical, romantic; and they mixed the diverse ... ...aloof, and actually supposed she was a contemplative, simply specu- lative political spirit, impersonal albeit a woman. This, as Emma, smiling at the ... ...e; not a parlous boiling. Weak as we may be in our domestic cook- ery, our political has been sagaciously adjusted as yet to catch the ardours of the ... ...was changed in thinking it possible that a woman could divert him from his political and social interests. He looked incredulous. ‘You have heard of a... ...ainest of sincere good friends, each at heart respecting the other for the repression of that which their hearts craved; any word of which might have ... ...sh to make a home of it. The impulse of each had wedded; in expression and repression; her sensibility told her of the stronger. She rose on the morni...

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...ry soon engaged in regular contests with the argumentative Cornelia. Their political views were not always the same, as Cornelia sometimes had read th... ...elia offered the better theme for passionate song, but there was a winning political object and rebuff to be given to Radicalism in Camillus. “Think o... ... Freshfield Sumner’s replies to Sir Twickenham (whom he had seduced into a political argument) than the professional wit need employ; and as Mr. Powys... ...fully. He had some of the English objection to the mix- ing-up of women in political matters. Georgiana instantly addressed herself to it: “He thinks ... ..., that sounded exceedingly comical to Lady Charlotte’s ears. They were the repressions of a poignant outcry. “Doggies make that noise,” thought the la...

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...ons, the peasant only wants. The peasant is therefore doubly poor; and if, politically, his ag- gressions must be pitilessly repressed, to the eyes of... ...saders delighted to make upon their names, and which brings to mind a fine political maxim, which, as we shall see later, was unfortunately forgotten ... ...nd belief. T en peasants meeting in a tavern are the small change of great political questions.” Just then Francois announced Monsieur Sibilet. “He is... ... Blangy out of pure devotion, for his religious convictions were joined to political opinions that were equally strong. There was something of the pri... ...easants had disliked for usurious dealings, now suddenly represented their political and financial interests, supposed to be threatened by the Restora... ...urt liked these outbreaks, nor the shed- ding of blood which resulted from repression. Though they felt the necessity of rigorous measures, they never...

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...the dangers of the position. Gerard was about to ask some questions on the political state of Paris, some details of which Hulot had evidently passed ... ...“you need fear no treachery in an offer made by a woman who has no part in political hatreds.” “A journey thus made is not without danger,” he said, w... ...y man’s selfish interests to attain a great end. That is the secret of all political success.” “And that vigorous, muscular old man, with the repulsiv... ...system,—it was a prayer, not a religion. But human passions, the momentary repression of which gave 192 The Chouans harmony to the picture, soon reap... ...reli- gious and social precepts. He had prostituted his sacred of- fice to political interests; but it must be said that, in these times of revolution... ... his name, his fortune, his capacity, raised their courage and caused that political intoxication, the most dangerous of all excitements, which does n...

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...nd out; for what absolute object he was unaware, but that it was not for a political one he was cer- tain. “Cursed be the day when the lust of gold ma... ...raightway di- rected his statement to prove that his mistress had not been politically (or amorously, if the suspicion aimed at her in those softer re... ...ds in England—I feared that when she once came to Italy she would get into political scrapes. I dare say you agree with me that women have nothing to ... ...them to a good opera.’ ‘Are you aware that this opera consists entirely of political allusions?’ General Pierson spoke offensively, as the urbane Aust... ...ent. The Act was weak in too distinctly revealing the finger of the poetic political squib at a point here and there. The temptation to do it of an Ag... ...shrieking!’ The pangs shooting from her feet were scarce bearable, but the repression of them helped her to meet Angelo with a freer mind than, after ... ...Count Ammiani’s marriage after all?” Wilfrid launched his reply on a sharp repression of his breath, “Nothing whatever.” “And the common servant’s com...

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...m still continued in the morning, though looking sallow and wan; but, in a political argument with his father, he was snappish and overbearing, and in... ... and Mr. Wright was there about his own affairs,’ said Ethel, in a tone of repression. ‘And Mrs. Ledwich wanted her to settle on the Ohio to assist th... ...eals were too serious affairs for conversation; but such as there was, was political, in all the fervid heat of the first commencements of disunion an... ...s obliged her to accept his arm, and he subdued her into meek silence, and repression of all agitation, till she was safe in her room, when she took a...

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... the German word for alphabet—BUCHSTABEN. They say that the first movable types were made on birch sticks—BUCHSTABE—hence the name. I was taught a les... ...y demonstrations of this sort. However brilliant a contest or a victory might be, no sign or sound betrayed that any one was moved. A dignified gravi... ...estion may well be asked, What can be found in it? It is easily answered: A child’s handful of tele- grams, mainly about European national and interna...

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......................................................................... 44 POLITICAL SYSTEM ............................................................. ... foreign financing. I think that some countries are so busy chasing their political tails that they can‟t move forward. Your lawyers, journalists an... ... the long term trends and possible outcomes, you focused on the immediate political interests. Look what it has done to your economy and your intern... ...wing the joys of parenting. Clearly they wanted to use the most effective political techniques to change the minds of the reticent reproducers. ... ...people. Socially we have concerned people who 29 have been loved, and politically we have intelligent citizens. So it‟s a win-win-win situation. ... ...ften asking for equality but wanting the state to follow sharia, with its repression of women in many areas of life. The feminists of the West are ...

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...son. In short: pathological narcissism is a result of over-sensitivity, the repression of overwhelming memories and experiences, and the suppressio... ...f narcissism"? Human collectives – states, firms, households, institutions, political parties, cliques, bands – acquire a life and a character all t... ... of re- interpretation, and of a refusal to remember in detail - leads to a repression and denial of the painful events by society. Summary Phase V ... ... the disbelief, the hope that the narcissist may return, the suspension and repression of all information to the contrary. Denial in mentally health... ...erweening Primary Object or caregiver. Perhaps excessive abuse leads to the repression of even the narcissistic and other defence mechanisms. Perhap... ...finance and economics, and numerous articles dealing with geopolitical and political economic issues published in both print and Web periodicals in...

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...ainst the future, in the manner of the acquisitive individualist of nineteenth-century political economy, but demands immediate gratification and li... ...al of loss – the disbelief, the hope that the narcissist may return, the suspension and repression of all information to the contrary. This, in turn... .../samvak.tripod.com/abusefamily13.html "He suddenly fancies himself an actor, a guru, a political activist, an entrepreneur, or an irresistible hunk...

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...ly party.’ “My uncle and the Count then began to talk of religion from the political point of view, of charitable institutes, the repression of crime,... ...f religion from the political point of view, of charitable institutes, the repression of crime, and I could at my leisure study the man on whom my fat... ...ration of my employment with him. As I listened I felt that he was a great political teacher. “It took me about a month to familiarize myself with peo... ... he had no ambi- tion; this judge, who thoroughly knew the law of nations, political law, civil and criminal law, and who could find in these a weapon... ...Coun- cil of State. All the documents requisite for their inquiry into the political matter privately submitted to these three gentle- men were laid o... ... Ambassador, “for since the revolution of July he has disappeared from the political stage.” 72 Honorine “Do you remember, Monsieur de Lora,” said th...

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...victims to the present state of things as the nobil- ity themselves. After political overturn comes the overturn of morals. Alas! before long woman wo... ..., the management of public business in those days was by no means clean. A political spy, a stock-jobber, a contrac- tor, a man who confiscated in col... ... them. Thus, if the two old bachelors had not been kept asunder by the two political systems of which they each offered a living expression, their pri... ...ruminating, offered to his ambition, through the half of her property, the political career of a deputy. Besides, his marriage with the old maid would... ...ws. Here, perhaps, we should appeal to those young men who suffer from the repression of their first desires at the mo- ment when all their forces are... ...selves young, and in a position to choose a husband. France knows that the political system of Napoleon resulted in making many widows. Under that re-...

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... it and invited us to dinner; the winter separated us for some months, and political events kept me away from Frapesle until recently. Madame de Morts... ...ave felt respect for the man religiously devoted to a cause, honest in his political antipathies, incapable of serving his party but very capable of i... ...and then I will educate your son. Jacques shall be myself in his own form; political con- ceptions, thoughts, energy, patience, I will give him all. I... ...vered. You have sucked the milk of the Revolution in your academy and your political ideas may be influenced by it; but as you advance in life you wil... ... triumphs.” I was keenly touched by these words, in which the depth of her political feeling mingled with the warmth of affec- tion,—a combination whi... ...rept through my veins like the match to the bonfire. After three months of repression I was unable to content myself with the fate assigned me. I took... .... Our code of manners forbids the brutality of repressing a woman, whereas repression with your sex is not only allurement to ours, but is imposed upo...

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...ked his life and fortune because I was a Liberal! for he does not share my political opinions. Is not that love, Monsieur Frenchman?— But they are lik... ...confine them, they are roused by some tremendous event which the system of repression to which they are subjected could neither foresee nor prevent. S... ...greed. “Ten months ago, when you saw me so gay and con- tented, writing my political articles, I was in despair; I fore- 59 Balzac saw my fate, at th... ...an get you returned as deputy.’ “ ‘If I ever make up my mind to enter on a political ca- reer,’ replied I hypocritically, ‘it would be to devote mysel... ...ested in this absorbing ambition. Albert had appreciated the priest’s vast political capacities; and the priest, touched by the young man’s entreaties... ...loquence, all the audience be- lieved it great enough to become a splendid political instru- ment in the hands of their representative. They all saw i...

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...face to face with collaterals without a heritage. What are they to do? Our political future is big with the answer. The family of the man who under Lo... ...et was really coming to live in Nemours, they were seized (in spite of the political events which were just then weighing so heavily on Brie and on th... ...ctor’s life either by the bourgeoisie at large or by his heirs. As for his political opinions, he did not meddle in public matters seeing that he paid... ...ung girl reached Paris, and the doctor went at once to consult his notary. Political events were then very threaten- ing. Monsieur Bongrand had remark... ... and Monsieur Bongrand, were carried out in perfect secrecy, thanks to the political troubles 131 Balzac of the time. When quiet was again restored t... ...care as legal guardian. What is to be done?” “If you can find any means of repression,” said the official, “I will adopt them; but I know of none. Tha...

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...ate I learned the true nature of Mrs. Fyne’s feminist doctrine. It was not political, it was not social. It was a knock-me-down doctrine—a practical i... ...l. No! Hers was not a rare temperament, except in its fierce resentment of repression; a feeling which like genius or lunacy is apt to drive people in... ...fered in her life not from its constant inferiority but from constant self-repression. A common woman finding herself placed in a commanding posi- tio...