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Date: 1936
"Everything is sordid, shoddy, thin as pasteboard. A Coney Island of the mind."
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"Hume's account of mental happenings is geographical in the broadest sense, a description of human economy and ecology, not just a record of topography and a positioning of land masses but a marking of the tidal movements and trade routes of the mind as it negotiates for ease and stability."
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