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Dark Fury Posted 8 years ago
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The onlooker is, in a sense, a sharer in life who hangs on to the living.
"The onlooker is, in a sense, a sharer in life who hangs on to the living." F. Kafka.
I have doubts about the meaning of the part in bold. Does the 'living' here means 'livelihood'?
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Dark Fury . Does the 'living' here means 'livelihood'? No; it means the people who are really living themselves and not just looking on.
- Dark Fury .
- Does the 'living' here means 'livelihood'?
- No; it means the people who are really living themselves and not just looking on.
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Dark Fury. Does the 'living' here means 'livelihood'?
No; it means the people who are really living themselves and not just looking on.
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