Karl Schlogel Quotes
This Diversity Of Social And Semi-governmental Institutions And Organizations Gives Us Not Merely An Insight Into The Immense Complexity Of An Urban Society, But Also An Inkling Of The Huge Efforts And Even Violence Required If They Are To Be Disciplined, Levelled Down And Made Uniform. We Come To Realize All The Things That Must Be Done To Ensure That The Hundreds Of Newspapers And Magazines Follow The Same Linguistic Line, The Theatre Repertoires Are Made To Conform, And The Libraries And Bookshops Are Purged Of The Works Of Writers Who Have Not Kept Up With The Times. What Must Happen To Ensure That Museums, Whose Exhibitions And Displays Necessarily Reflect Long-term Efforts, Accept The Inevitability Of A New Line And A New Course? And What Must Be Done To Ensure That Hundreds Of Schools And Hundreds Of Thousands Of Schoolchildren Feel Ready To Accept A New Canon
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