Even When We Say Nothing Our Clothes

There Is A Peculiar Burning Odor In The Room, Like Explosives. The Kitchen Fills With Smoke And The Hot, Sweet, Ashy Smell Of Scorched Cookies. The War Has Begun.

If Nothing Will Finally Survive Of Life Besides What Artists Report Of It, We Have No Right To Report What We Know To Be Lies.

We Can Lie In The Language Of Dress Or Try Ot Tell The Truth; But Unless We Are Naked And Bald, It Is Impossible To Be Silent.

Most Of The Great Works Of Juvenile Literature Are Subversive In One Way Or Another: They Express Ideas And Emotions Not Generally Approved Of Or Even Recognized At The Time; They Make Fun Of Honored Figures And Piously Held Beliefs; And They View Social Pretenses With Clear-eyed Directness, Remarking - As In Andersen's Famous Tale - That The Emperor Has No Clothes.

Grosvenor And Burke Suggest That Continually, Though Silently, A School Building Tells Students Who They Are And How They Should Think About The World. It Can Help To Manufacture Rote Obedience Or Independent Activity; It Can Create High Self-confidence Or Low Self-esteem.