In the Clutches of Homo and Sapience - A Dissident Intellectual’s View of the Modern Scene in Its Bedlam and Progress

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By—Mark Graubard

Published by—T.S. Denison & Company, Inc., Minneapolis, 1967, Paperback, 8.37” X 5.37” X .37”, 8 oz., 143 Pages, Errata.

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“The first literary work in the absurd that mocks the absurdities of the absurd, derides the fashionable creeds of defiance sprung from egocentric self-righteousness, smiles at the incendiary vanities of rebels, rioters and killers, and the brain-spun miasmas of fad-crowned philosophies as viewed from within our sickened century—a home for the insane where its heroes dwell if only temporarily.

The moral is left to the reader: suggesting tacitly that man must live within a shell of values, self-evident, basic and inexpendable, changeable, yes but never wholly subject to being discarded by cleverness, logical agility or plain venom.

Man must live within a culture and values are a culture’s web and substance.”

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