Burning Clove


The Tragedy of Praxis

Posted in Uncategorized by burningclove on the April 28, 2009
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Governing revolutionary France, teaching… it’s all the same.

“The man who with such nobility held that it was infamous to lay down one’s arms while there remained, somewhere in the world, one master and one slave, is the same man who had to agree to suspend the Constitution of 1793 and to adopt arbitrary rule.” – Camus on Saint-Just

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  1. Joel said,

    Perhaps there’s somewhat less use of the guillotine in today’s classrooms.

  2. Nicholas Collura said,

    It’s great to see you back, Rachel!
    Hope all’s well. :o )

  3. Nicholas Collura said,

    That was meant to be a smiley face with an “o” for a button nose, but WordPress turned it into a smiley face with a wide-opened mouth and a right parenthesis…

  4. Ferinannnd said,

    Хм… Как раз на эту тему думал, а тут такой пост шикарный, спасибо!

  5. Joel said,

    All right! Russian comment spam! Now you’ve made it to the big time!

    • burningclove said,

      SWEET.


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