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Abortions of convenience and other procedures that treat the fetus too casually deny these extremely important values. Let me make a somewhat brutal sounding analogy, which nevertheless brings out the logical structure of my point. A rare painting, a manuscript, or some other intrinsically valuable product of the human spirit or entity that might speak to the human spirit (the human spirits of presently existing fully rational beings) represents important values. To destroy the manuscript, the painting, is a serious injury to those values. But it does not violate the rights of the entity destroyed. The painting's rights have...
...where she is vulgar, and whose studied disapproval of the experiment masks incipient love. At the end of the film she and Camille pass at the jailer's desk during visiting hours; Camille on her way out, Helene unable to get in. As the film ends, she types the manuscript; her porch overlooks the prison yard; a song called "I Will Wait," plays over the credits. Somehow it's touching...
...apartment in Westwood and a beach house. His celebrity is concrete too. It now makes it difficult for him to teach and lecture, especially after an incident at the University of California's Irvine campus last year when a professor named John Wallace procured a Xerox copy of the manuscript of Ixtlan, pasted it together with some lecture notes from a seminar on shamanism Castaneda was giving, and peddled the result to Penthouse magazine. This so infuriated Castaneda that he is reluctant to accept any major lecture engagements in the future. At present he lives "as inaccessibly as possible...
...half-past seven the lights are lit and the copy box begins its merciless accompaniment to the printer's sharp cry, "Carp-e-e." This box is primarily an invention for conveying manuscript from the desk to the printing room. From then on, the Managing Editor's business is to keep his head, and to see that order and reason prevails in all matters concerning1
...Saragossa Manuscript...