NEO-NIETZSCHEAN NOTES
when one gives up hope."
Terence Rattigan, Separate Tables, part II.
Sir Terence, however, did not give up hope, despite the arrival of butch playwrights such as John Osborne in the 1950s.The hopeful are endlessly destructive. It requires a great deal of courage – or misery – to abandon hope entirely.
Hope is opium for the public.
Sir Terence, however, did not give up hope, despite the arrival of butch playwrights such as John Osborne in the 1950s.
ReplyDeleteThe hopeful are endlessly destructive. It requires a great deal of courage – or misery – to abandon hope entirely.
Hope is opium for the public.
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