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This essay was first published in Meanjin, part of the Guardian comment network.

This essay was first published in 1836, but was apparently originally drafted in 1831 (J. S. Mill 1967, 309, 319 20).

The substance of this essay was first published in Mind in 1879 and in the Princeton Review in 1882, and then republished in The Will to Believe and Other Essays in Popular Philosophy in 1897.

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It has been five years since this essay was first published.

A version of this essay was first published as part of a policy debate on PolicyMic.

Nine years on — and sixty years after the essay was first published — we'd say the same.

Almost every entry in Wright's FBI file after 1944, when the essay was first published, makes reference to his party membership, continuing into the mid-50s, by which time he was a committed anti-communist.

Heidegger's famous essay was first published in 1950, along with its undated "Afterword" (which, judging from its terminology, stems from about 1938), as the first chapter of Holzwege; the 1956 "Addendum" was first added to the 1960 Reclam edition.

At the time most of these essays were first published, when Franzen was the author of two reasonably well-reviewed but otherwise widely ignored novels, the second concern must have seemed more salient.

These essays were first published in the journal The Public Ledger and were collected as The Citizen of the World in 1762.