Voices In Time Lines of Work 1844 | Paris What Is Human Becomes Animal Marx’s theory of alienation.More
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Voices In Time Memory 1817 | Highgate Speak, Memory Samuel Taylor Coleridge on an inexplicable autodidact.More
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Voices In Time Comedy 1860 | London Roots of Laughter Laughter is an uncontrolled discharge of energy that commands the entire body.More
Voices In Time Politics 1918 | Munich Unbroken Spirit Max Weber on the necessity of heroes in politics.More
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