The Gospels according to Saint Bakunin. Lewis Grassic Gibbon and Libertarian Communism
Burns lived a tormented life in a land which treats poets and genuinely creative artists as criminal—until they are safely dead. And, when it had safely killed him, Scotland proceeded to mummify Burns’s corpse and set it up in a heather shrine for the worship of the dull and the base and the flabbi...
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Études écossaises
2026
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| Acceso en liña: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Résumé: | Burns lived a tormented life in a land which treats poets and genuinely creative artists as criminal—until they are safely dead. And, when it had safely killed him, Scotland proceeded to mummify Burns’s corpse and set it up in a heather shrine for the worship of the dull and the base and the flabbily loquacious. In life he hated and despised such people; in death they hold him captive and cover away his angry pity for the common man under the blether of an annual alcholic emotionalism.The ca... |
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