2008/06/06 by G. Carroll Lindsay · 1 citation
Social Sciences · Psychology · #Academic Freedom and Politics #Eastern European Communism and Reforms #Intelligence, Security, War Strategy #Censorship #Class (philosophy) #History #Classics #Law #Media studies #Psychoanalysis #Sociology #Psychology #Philosophy #Political science #Epistemology
paper · doi:10.1111/j.1467-9736.2008.00410.x
published in The Yale Review 96(3), 1-26 (Wiley)
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This letter is written primarily to inform you that the war is over, and I have come through it unscathed. You had probably guessed as much by this time, but I am sure that my own confirmation can clinch the matter more firmly than anything else. Unscathed, of course, does not mean unaffected. What I have seen and heard here, in conversations with Germans, French, Czechs, and Russians — plus personal observations — combines to make a story well beyond the limits of censorship regulations. You must wait till I can tell you personally of this beautiful country and its demented people.