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René Girard, Violence and the Sacred, trans. P. Gregory. (Baltimore: 1977), p. 35. (N. from the A.)
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Dulcineated World, pp. 65-96 (on Sancho), 132-36 (on Basilio), 141 (on Cervantes). (N. from the A.)
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Unpublished paper delivered at the Second Congress of the North American Catalan Society, Yale University, April, 1980, and at SUNY-Buffalo, May, 1980. Most of what this paper contains can be found in the review-article by Michael Scrivener on three recent books about Spanish anarchism, in Telos, 44 (Winter, 1977-78), 208-13. (N. from the A.)
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In Search of the Primitive: A Critique of Civilization (New Brunswick: 1974), pp. 37-38. A larger argument of this book is that civilization certainly does not represent the values of stability and moderation, as Bandera assumes. The old village in Spain which is Bandera's home has not become the model for modern civilization. (N. from the A.)