Randolph Bourne
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American essayist (1886 to 1918); author of War and the Intellectuals.
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21 beliefs on korrents (opens korrents.com)
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Religion has largely handed its demand for conformity over to the State (opens korrents.com)
“Religion, which was for so many centuries the most exigent and ubiquitous symbol of society’s demand for conformity, has lapsed in these later days and bequeathed most of its virus to the State.”
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Intellectuals who backed the war sided with the least democratic forces in American life (opens korrents.com)
“The intellectuals, in other words, have identified themselves with the least democratic forces in American life.”
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Wars, America's included, follow a monstrous failure of diplomacy (opens korrents.com)
“Our war followed, as all wars follow, a monstrous failure of diplomacy.”
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Religion has largely handed its demand for conformity over to the State (opens korrents.com)