American Delusions Down Under

They destroy our self delusions.

The Middle East s Military Delusions

But we benefit from these delusions.

Azerbaijan's illusions of grandeur are easier to understand but just as debilitating.

But this is no time to yield to delusions.

They put the Americans, deluded by grandeur, in their place.

In most countries, such charges would seem like paranoid delusions.

There will only be grandeur when the French assume a status that justifies grandeur...There must be more production, more productivity we must transform the country from a material point of view.

Grandeur in defeat is the big difference that defines a great leader.

PARIS All over the world, Internet users entertain romantic delusions about cyberspace.

For six years, the voices of reason have largely been drowned out, with passions and delusions claiming primacy.

Obsolete dreams of grandeur should not be allowed to interfere with a realistic and fair distribution of power in the international arena.

In August 1945, Jean Monnet told Charles de Gaulle that you speak of grandeur but the French are small today.

Allow yourself to be bewitched by the grandeur of baroque architecture and travel back in time to the 17th century.

Anyone who believed that the political system should be changed was suffering from reformist delusions.

Anyone who believed that the political system should be changed was suffering from reformist delusions.

Instead, the roots of Taseer s assassination lay in the dark delusions of fanatical belief, his killing supposedly undertaken to protect the faith.

If you must, go to a doctor and seek proper care, before you fall under delusions of dignity and self respect.

And he said, Speaking for myself, I can only say that the grandeur of the cosmos serves only to confirm a belief in the certainty of a creator.

A group of Kazakhstani bloggers recently returned from a trip to Bektau Ata mountain tract which has been described as a kingdom of unearthly beauty, full of grandeur and freedom .

But Israel s breathtaking victory against three Arab armies in 1967 brought it not only grandeur, but also moral and political decay.

If a dissident demonstrated against the Soviet system at least twice say, by distributing illicit writings the delusions signified schizophrenia.

In an increasingly dangerous, ever more interconnected world, Britain cannot afford to make its most important collective decisions based on delusions.

But we also find it in the Enlightenment tradition, which declares that man is the measure of all things or that he is vested with grandeur and dignity.

President Jacques Chirac of France has the support of his people, but he also has an agenda that appears to be concerned as much with French grandeur as with mere popular acclaim.

Vilayanur Ramachandran tells us what brain damage can reveal about the connection between celebral tissue and the mind, using three startling delusions as examples.

In short, specific terrorist threats should be fought through narrowly targeted counter terrorist operations, while moderates should undercut extremism through the politics of compromise rather than the false and dangerous delusions of military victory.

He knew the original design and knew the issues the building was facing, a building that had already lost some of its grandeur and lightness when it was relocated to Vienna and converted.

Entering NATO marks a formal acknowledgement that Romania (or Bulgaria, or Hungary, or Poland for that matter) is surrendering its claims to unlimited sovereignty, and to all the dreams of grandeur that go with it.

We can choose this moment of crisis to ask and answer the big questions of society's evolution like, what do we want to be when we grow up, when we move past this bumbling adolescence where we think there are no limits and suffer delusions of immortality?

The Crusades from the eleventh to the thirteenth century, for example, brought forth what MacKay described as epidemic frenzy among would be crusaders in Europe, accompanied by delusions that God would send armies of saints to fight alongside them.

And as there is nothing less amenable to agreement than disagreement on semi abstract themes, they not only disagreed in their opinions but had long been accustomed without anger to ridicule each other's incorrigible delusions.

Some examples of social epidemics unsupported by any speculative markets can be found in Charles MacKay s 1841 best seller Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds.The book made some historical bubbles famous the Mississippi bubble 1719 20, the South Sea Company Bubble 1711 20, and the tulip mania of the 1630 s.

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