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John Gray in Conversation

Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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MTGRAY
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Posted: 11.20.08, 05:17 AM
To limited about the European thought.
it seems to be more so historical political thought.
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Politricks
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Posted: 03.12.10, 03:37 AM
why would you say that?
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morrison33
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Posted: 05.01.10, 06:18 AM
John Gray continues on the tradition of pessimism first established by Schopenhauer. I read his book "The Straw Dogs". It was a depressing, true account of the grotesque human condition. BRILLIANT!
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