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ensemble, Hispano-Arabic Poetry and its relations
with
the old Provencal Troubadours, Baltimore, 1946. Voir aussi les ouvrag
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ensemble, Hispano-Arabic Poetry and its relations
with
the old Provencal Troubadours, Baltimore, 1946. Voir aussi les ouvrag
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ril 1944. L’avion passa sur Budapest illuminée («
with
no nonsense about blackout, and most attractive », note J.H.R.), puis
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e de ses quatre Letters on the Proposal for peace
with
the regicide Directory of France (1796) sa description classique de l
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n du dialogue : comment nous adapter, how to cope
with
technology, chacun à notre manière, pour arriver à un développement h
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he Hungarian revolution, Sartre made common cause
with
the Communists, even though they had attacked him personally, and — m
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caine traduit ainsi plus simplement : « but never
with
that false sadness, that proper pseudo-religious accent that fools no
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jargon which at least makes them harmless. Faced
with
this abdication of thought and morality, the state feels compelled to
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y, the state feels compelled to extend its powers
with
such general laws that each man’s personal vocation is necessarily un
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violence of war to the realm of the spirit; along
with
a taste for adventure we have seen a tendency to intellectual oversim
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américaine donne : « its authentic communication
with
the spiritual values of other traditions ».
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e and the Europeans, an international discussion,
with
an introduction by Denis de Rougemont, Chatto & Windus, London, 1
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nings of CERN, and I have been concerned recently
with
the continuation of CERN, which in some ways is just as important. Pi
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onger venturous in some ways. If we want to go on
with
the European collaboration in physics, one has to look for the reason
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what basic relationships does this research have
with
the European society. I think this relationship is with the education
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he European society. I think this relationship is
with
the education system ; I believe this kind of pure research, basic re
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o continue the research. This is linked, I think,
with
the European situation in higher education, and it is linked, I think
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n in higher education, and it is linked, I think,
with
the European spirit as expressed by our meeting this morning. Co
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is an excellent one, also that it can be combined
with
the valuable work which you two are doing for the Centre européen de
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nd had the opportunity of discussing this problem
with
Prince Bernhard. If I had not received your letters before having had
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that it would be necessary to associate your work
with
that of a third person, who naturally would have to be a good linguis
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and finance. It is possible that in consultation
with
Prince Bernhard I may be able to suggest a name of a candidate who mi
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recours ! 70. Letters on the Proposal for Peace
with
the Regicide Directory of France, 1796. 71. L’Enracinement, Gallima
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w Arnold, vers 1860 : « The acquainting ourselves
with
the best that has been known and said in the world. » Quant à l’Allem