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Read Ebook: Youth and Egolatry by Baroja P O Mencken H L Henry Louis Author Of Introduction Etc Fassett Jacob S Jacob Sloat Translator Phillips Frances L Translator
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ON INTELLECTUAL LOVE EGOTISM
The bad man of Itzea Humble and a wanderer Dogmatophagy Ignoramus, Ignorabimus Nevertheless, we call ourselves materialists In defense of religion Arch-European Dionysus or Apollonian Epicuri de grege porcum Evil and Rousseau's Chinaman The root of disinterested evil Music as a sedative Concerning Wagner Universal musicians The folk song On the optimism of eunuchs
To my readers thirty years hence Youthful writings The beginning and end of the journey Mellowness and the critical sense Sensibility On devouring one's own God Anarchism New paths Longing for change Baroja, you will never amount to anything The patriotism of desire My home lands Cruelty and stupidity The anterior image The tragi-comedy of sex The veils of the sexual life A little talk The sovereign crowd The remedy
Rhetoric and anti-rhetoric The rhythm of style Rhetoric of the minor key The value of my ideas Genius and admiration My literary and artistic inclinations My library On being a gentleman Giving offence Thirst for glory Elective antipathies To a member of several academies
Cervantes, Shakespeare, Moli?re The encyclopedists The romanticists The naturalists The Spanish realists The Russians The critics
The Roman historians Modern and contemporary historians
Family mythology Our History
San Sebastian My parents Monsignor Two lunatics The hawk In Madrid In Pamplona Don Tirso Larequi A visionary rowdy Sarasate Robinson Crusoe and the Mysterious Island
Professors Anti-militarism To Valencia
Dolores, La Sacristana
My father's disillusionment Industry and democracy The vexations of a small tradesman
Bohemia Our own generation Azor?n Paul Schmitz Ortega y Gasset A pseudo-patron
Est?vanez My versatility according to Bonafoux
The enmity of Dicenta The posthumous enmity of Sawa Semi-hatred on the part of Silverio Lanza
Our newspapers and periodicals Our journalists Americans
Votes and applause Politicians Revolutionists Lerroux An offer Socialists Love of the workingman The conventionalist Barriovero Anarchists The morality of the alternating party system On obeying the law The sternness of the law
The old-time soldier Down goes prestige Science and the picturesque What we need today Our armies A word from Kuroki, the Japanese
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