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The Irrational Vocabulary of the American Professorial Class with Regard to the Holocaust Question

The effort to be honest is a strenuous business. Autobiographers are especially aware of this. Being honest and knowing what is going on at the same time of course are two different things. There is a sense in which none of us knows what is going on, so it might be a good idea for each of us to give the other the benefit of the doubt.

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