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Rhetorical Craft, Enduring Relevance: The Speeches of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn - VoegelinView
In a chapter from his 1973 Autobiographical Reflections entitled “Why Philosophize? To Recapture Reality!” Eric Voegelin pointed out how Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn invoked Francis Bacon’s concept of the “idols of the marketplace,” in which language loses contact with reality. In his 1966 novel Cancer Ward, Solzhenitsyn was applying that idea to the lies perpetuated by the… The post Rhetorical Craft, Enduring Relevance: The Speeches of Aleksandr Solz…
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