There is no obvious reason that those same ideas about history and inevitability and the greater wisdom of those who "get it" should not lead to something unpleasant today--even if, today, the certitudes about three stages and historical inevitability and all the rest can be found on the right and not the left.
The greater wisdom of our sports-crazed culture is another discussion entirely.
To remind yourself, in the great wisdom of Claude Levi-Stheuss, thumansans of the past were not simply nameless, faceless masses fundamentally different from ourselves.
As reported by the Foreign Office, the foreign secretary, William Hague, duly applauded, in the run-up to International Women's Day, the great wisdom of these appointments: "A milestone for reform of women's rights in Saudi Arabia".
"The great wisdom of life," the Copt says toward the end of the book, "is that we can be masters of the things that try to enslave us".
Nelson Mandela spent 27 years in prison learning about himself and contemplating the great wisdom of teachers like Mahatma Gandhi.
If you don't care for his face, take in the great wisdom of his words, like "We have a great relationship with the blacks," which make up the rest of the installation.
Without missing a beat, the state media now effuses over the even greater wisdom of going ahead with an election, set for April 3rd.This political zigzagging has been unusual even by Kazakh standards.
It seems too much to say, as Smiley does, that "the power of Uncle Tom's Cabin is the power of brilliant analysis married to great wisdom of feeling".
Indeed, story is how the great Wisdom Teachers, since the beginning of time, have chosen to communicate their message.
