Nothing In Human Life Is Inherently Private.

The Kantian Imperative To Have The Courage To Think For Oneself Has Involved A Contemptuous Disregard For The Resources Of Tradition And An Infantile View Of Authority As Inherently Oppressive.

There Seems To Be Something In Humanity Which Will Not Bow Meekly To The Insolence Of Power.

Capitalism Is The Sorcerer's Apprentice: It Has Summoned Up Powers Which Have Spun Wildly Out Of Control And Now Threaten To Destroy Us.the Task Of Socialism Is Not To Spur On Those Powers But To Bring Them Under Rational Human Control.

Literature Transforms And Intensifies Ordinary Language, Deviates Systematically From Everyday Speech.

Modern Capitalist Nations Are The Fruit Of A History Of Slavery, Genocide, Violence And Exploitation Every Bit As Abhorrent As Mao's China Or Stalin's Soviet Union.