Fascism and Nazism

Philosophy 15 (58):168 - 176 (1940)
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When travellers are overcome by cold, it is said, they lie down quite happily and die. They put up no fight for life. If they struggled, they would keep warm; but they no longer want to struggle. The cold in themselves takes away the will to fight against the cold around them

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