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Homo Ludens Paladin Press (1970)In the Shadow of Tomorrow (1936)Life and Thought in America (1972)Men and Ideas (1948-1953, trans. 1959)Men and Ideas Paladin Press (1959)

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Not until the advent of Impressionism does the repudiation of principles set in which opened the way for the burlesque parade of the fashionable and publicity-crazed modernities of our century.

Johan Huizinga

Johan Huizinga (1872–1945), Dutch historian. In the Shadow of Tomorrow, ch. 3 (1936).

The collapse of standards in the twentieth century.

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