Simone Weil as we knew her
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Word Count
48,000 words, Guess
Page Count
192 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7490849M
- ISBN-139780415306430
- ISBN-100415306434
- OCLC Control Number56419873
- OCLC Control Number51770213
and 4 more
- OCLC Control Numbersimoneweilaswekn00perr
- Library of Congress Control Number2003043197
- LibraryThing969169
- Goodreads1030190
Classifications
- LCCB2430.W474P4213 2003
First Sentence
It is impossible to understand a conversation without listening to both speakers; it would be unjust to judge its full significance and to accept its testimony apart from such a context; that is why as more and more of Simone Weil's thought is made known I feel impelled to undertake this work, which is in a sense a marginal accompaniment to Waiting on God and Intuitions Pre-Chretiennes.
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