Quotes About Society
The notion that obedience dehumanizes those who render it is a popular cry of the philosophers of radical individualism, such as Thoreau, who are so important to America's myth of itself.
~ Elizabeth Samet
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Now that we can buy anything we want we seem to read detective stories.
~ Elizabeth Savage
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La mantequilla sube diez centavos. El ser humano baja.
~ Elizabeth Smart
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Building was profoundly connected with two crucial elements in the dynamic of Roman society: the manipulation of popular support, and the ability to entertain lavishly. Erecting public buildings and subsidising public leisure were considered so potentially politically seductive that at various times legislation was enacted to curtail involvement in such schemes by anyone outside the imperial family.
~ Elizabeth Speller
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And she said that her job as a writer of fiction was to report on the human condition, to tell us who we are and what we think and what we do.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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When you get old," Olive told Andrea after the girl had walked away, "you become invisible. It's just the truth. And yet it's freeing in a way.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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society's been drugging its women for years
~ Elizabeth Strout
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Personality disorder? Given the extensive and widespread array of human emotions, why was anything a personality disorder?
~ Elizabeth Strout
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When you get old," Olive told Andrea after the girl had walked away, "you become invisible. It's just the truth. And yet it's freeing in a way." Andrea
~ Elizabeth Strout
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I thought as I walked back to the airport—I thought: I know what that man feels like. (Except of course I do not.) But I thought: It's odd, because on one hand I think I am invisible, but on the other I know what it is like to be marked as separate from society, only in my case no one knows it when they see me. But I thought that about that fat man. And about myself.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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Who's going to take care of all those old white people? Where are new businesses going to come from?" Bob
~ Elizabeth Strout
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And she learned—freshly, scorchingly—of the privacy of sorrow. It was as though she had been escorted through a door into some large and private club that she had not even known existed. Women who miscarried. Society did not care much for them. It really didn't. And the women in the club mostly passed each other silently. People outside the club said, "You'll have another one.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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A crazy parent, America was. Good and openhearted one way, dismissive and cruel in others.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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You belong to society, you give to society.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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And she learned—freshly, scorchingly—of the privacy of sorrow. It was as though she had been escorted through a door into some large and private club that she had not even known existed. Women who miscarried. Society did not care much for them. It really didn't.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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The fair sex is your department.
~ Arthur Conan Doyle
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The most winning woman I ever knew was hanged for poisoning three little children for their insurance-money, and the most repellent man of my acquaintance is a philanthropist who has spent nearly a quarter of a million upon the London poor.
~ Arthur Conan Doyle
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the normal electrical demands of a pampered, spoiled, convenience-oriented, gadget-minded, power-guzzling populace continued unabated.
~ Arthur Hailey
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On the contrary, the characteristic element of the present situation is that economic questions have finally and irrevocably invaded the domain of public life and politics.
~ Arthur Henderson
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Once lead this people into war," Wilson ruminated, "and they'll forget there ever was such a thing as tolerance . . .
~ Arthur Herman
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Hoot, Johnie Rousseau mon, what for hae ye sae mony figmangairies? You're a bonny man indeed to mauk siccan a wark; set ye up. Canna ye just live like ither fowk?
~ Arthur Herman
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The nineteenth century faced an ambiguous legacy. On one side was civil society theory, teaching that human society makes men better. On the other stood Rousseau, proclaiming that it makes them worse.
~ Arthur Herman
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Aquinas demonstrates how the laws of nature could unlock the mysteries of why and how human beings built communities, how and why they framed laws, and how they interacted with one another in society. His analysis of the role of natural law in politics would set off a revolution that had huge consequences for the future.
~ Arthur Herman
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with the new economic order, a new moral perspective was taking shape. The Enlightenment term for it was "politeness.
~ Arthur Herman
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