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			<title>Doris Lessing's The Golden Notebook - Page 4 (online)</title>
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		<title>Page 4 (online)</title>
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		<author>Harry</author>
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			<![CDATA[ At the bottom of the page, I really wonder if when she said that 'something so absorbed is finished as a force...&quot; she meant 'as a force of change' ?  For surely something assimilated directly into the fabric of a culture is not 'finished as a force', as in fact this shift in social thought and philosophy has become entrenched into the foundations of our current world, and is now a staple of the intellectual air we breathe? ]]>
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