4. Czeslaw Milosz, who died in 2004, wrote "The Captive Mind" after leaving Poland in the early 1950s; it describes the internal processes of capitulation to the totalitarian state.
Czeslaw Milosz, who died in 2004, wrote "The Captive Mind" after leaving Poland in the early 1950s; it describes the internal processes of capitulation to the totalitarian state.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet 4. Czeslaw Milosz, who died in 2004, wrote "The Captive Mind" after leaving Poland in the early 1950s; it describes the internal processes of capitulation to the totalitarian state.
Yet he maintains the reporter's tone of cool inquiry, even as he delves into matters of the spirit, which gives his learning process the feel of a reasoned capitulation.
In The Price of Peace, Michael Gove's pamphlet for the rightwing Centre for Policy Studies, published in 2000, he characterised the entire peace process as nothing more than a capitulation to the IRA which he likened to the appeasement of the Nazis in the 1930s.
When asked to elaborate on why he was not shocked by his side's capitulation against MK, he referred to the "rebuilding process" he was overseeing at the 13-time Premier League champions.
Having had their moment to give a resounding "NO," the Greek people were then more prepared to let their government say "YES". And in the process, Tsipras could not be accused of capitulation.
Time and time again, Reid starts some delicate negotiation process by leaking to the press his utter capitulation from any sort of strong Democratic position.
Some dealers opt for a businesslike capitulation, aware that it's the way to go through the process with the least fuss.
But it's also, I think, a capitulation to the idea, so powerful in 20th-century literature, that the slow processes of creation are less interesting, less real, than the cataclysmic dramas of destruction.
