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    Aldous Huxley

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    Lectures, interviews, and conversations with Aldous Huxley — novelist, philosopher, and author of Brave New World.

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    Don

    5 mentions across 3 talks in Aldous Huxley

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    BBC In Conversation — Aldous Huxley (video)1 mention
    65:44:51

    …technology to take over In the long run, we generally succumb. I mean, I'm reminded in this context of the line in Byron's Don Juan about this lady who, vowing she would ne'er consent, consented. and in the long run we generally do consent to, I mean,…

    Discussion with Faculty of Lake Forest College3 mentions
    451:10:57

    …a choice, we always do so with considerable hesitation. I mean, that... However, it is always rather like that line in Byron's Don Juan, where he says, I'm vowing she would ne'er consent. Consented. We always vow that we will ne'er consent, but in…

    999:09:47

    …I agree that there's a good argument in not using the word knowledge here, or to use it in some slightly qualified sense. Don, to revert to an earlier point, aren't we in danger domestically of overflowing the poor box at the expense of this day and…

    1063:14:40

    …rules is cathartic, too. I would say that I think the poor boxes are more important to me than the good boxes. Don, I think you should establish, you should substantiate your sentiment that historically this is characteristic. It seems to me that history…

    BBC In Conversation — Aldous Huxley1 mention
    65:44:51

    …technology to take over In the long run, we generally succumb. I mean, I'm reminded in this context of the line in Byron's Don Juan about this lady who, vowing she would ne'er consent, consented. and in the long run we generally do consent to, I mean,…