It becomes increasingly clear, as the utopian hallucinations of the Enlightenment fade, that we have long been in the habit of using too many synonyms; not only in our everyday speech but also in our more specialized languages.
An edition of Oppositions Reader: Selected Essays 1973-1984
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Oppositions Reader
Selected Essays 1973-1984
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by K. Michael Hays
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