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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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    Toynbee

    4 mentions across 3 talks in Aldous Huxley

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    Interview with Aldous Huxley (1963)1 mention
    377:02:18

    …present and will certainly interfere with a lot of vested interests and the answer I'm afraid is no I mean my own well Toynbee has said this that it's these great these great comings together of states into vast empires have always been carried out by…

    Human Potentialities + Kaleidoscope NET-TV Interview1 mention
    530:24:02

    …the present and will certainly interfere with a lot of vested interests and the answer I'm afraid is no I mean my poor Toynbee has said this that it's a These great comings together of states into vast empires have always been carried out by conquest.…

    The Human Situation 8: Individual Life of Man2 mentions
    200:13:15

    …which, according to their own philosophy of life, they regard as particularly important and significant. Let me take an example from Toynbee. Here we have a philosophical historian, and let us hear what he says about the history of our time. He says,…

    265:02:28

    …which the philosophical historian deals. There is, of course, another aspect of history, not the very long-range aspect such as Toynbee is talking about. There is the short-range aspect of history, which he mentions as being the catastrophic events which fill…