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Folklorists and anthropologists had recovered
the tribal and social memories of whole cultures
at the same time that the symbolist poets had come to regard language itself as
the inclusive storehouse
of racial memories.
“The Memory Theatre”, 1967
Quote #3232
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1967
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Language
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