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| Introduction | |
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| Preface to Utopian Essays and Practical Proposals | |
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| Politics | |
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| The Anarchist Principle | |
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| Freedom and Autonomy | |
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| Reflections on Drawing the Line | |
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| What Must Be the Revolutionary Program? | |
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| The Missing Community | |
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| Civil Disobedience | |
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| The Crisis of Belief | |
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| �Getting Into Power�: The ambiguities of pacifist politics | |
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| Social Criticism | |
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| Politics Within Limits | |
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| Technology and Planning | |
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| Introduction to Communitas | |
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| Two Points of Philosophy and an Example | |
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| The Human Uses of Science | |
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| Education | |
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| The Present Moment in Education | |
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| The Universe of Discourse in Which They Grow Up | |
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| The Unteachables | |
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| Youth Work Camps | |
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| Media and Culture | |
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| The Present Plight of a Man of Letters | |
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| Format and Communication | |
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| The Shape of the Screen and the Darkness of the Theater | |
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| Designing Pacifist Films | |
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| Reflections on Literature as a Minor Art | |
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| The Chance for Popular Culture | |
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| Literature | |
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| Western Tradition and World Concern | |
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| Literary Method and Author-Attitude | |
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| Wordsworth's Poems | |
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| Notes for a Defense of Poetry | |
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| Psychology and Theology | |
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| Anthropology of Neurosis | |
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| The Tree of Knowledge and the Tree of Life | |
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| Post-Christian Man | |
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| Beyond My Horizon | |
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| Fiction | |
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| Iddings Clark | |
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| A Cross-Country Runner at Sixty-Five | |
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| A Ceremonial | |
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| The Commodity Embodied in BREAD | |
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| Terry Fleming, or Are You Planning a Universe? | |
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| Eagle's Bridge: The Death of a Dog | |
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| From The Empire City | |
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| The Politics of Lothario | |
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| The Social Compact | |
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| The State of Nature | |
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| Mynheer's Valedictory to Man | |
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| A Community of Human Relations | |
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| The Trial | |
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| Poems | |
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| The Lordly Hudson | |
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| Birthday Cake | |
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| Fever and Health | |
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| Such beauty as hurts to behold | |
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| For Henry Hudson | |
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| One thing, thank God, I learned | |
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| From Little Prayers | |
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| The flashing shadow of the sun | |
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| Father, guide and lead me stray | |
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| By trials too hard for me beset | |
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| Jail and blows, being a coward | |
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| My anger has become | |
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| Creator of the worlds, O joy | |
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| All men are mad some way: O Lord | |
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| If I undertake to say | |
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| I am willing, God, to say | |
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| I have no further grief in me. | |
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| My Bible text, when I grew | |
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| Some happy folk their faith | |
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| Sometimes I said I was marooned | |
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| I ask the Lord, �Who are You?� | |
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| From North Percy | |
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| Pagan Rites | |
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| Going mad with melancholy | |
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| The beauty of the world | |
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| The Russians Resume Bomb-Testing, October 1961 | |
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| The Americans Resume Bomb-Testing, April 1962 | |
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| Kent State, May 4, 1970 | |
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| 1945-1970 | |
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| Go tell Aunt Rhody, go tell Aunt Rhody | |
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| Where is the little old woman in tennis shoes | |
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| Darius, says Herodotus, invaded Greece | |
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| So as I grow old I philosophically compare | |
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| Let me praise rapid speech | |
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| Proverbs of a Small Farm | |
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| In the Jury Room, in Pain | |
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| My poor one! Ocean | |
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| Unexpected Sunflowers | |
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| Out of every wave lapping over the ledge | |
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| Sources of Selections | |