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This is the same Alexandre Kojve who had been born into Russian aristocracy, fled to Berlin after the October Revolution (and after an arrest for black-marketing soap), financed his early life by selling off the family jewels, enshrined himself as a chief architect of the European Economic Community, spied for the Kremlin for decades (or so it has been posthumously conjectured, without thorough proof), and did more than any other philosopher to shape the reception of Hegels thought in twentieth-century Europe
Jessica Hullinger, senior editor The Minotaur Takes a Cigarette Break , by Steven Sherrill At the center of Steven Sherrill's imaginative 2002 book The Minotaur Takes a Cigarette Break is "M," the titular Minotaur, who, having escaped out of a Labyrinth in Crete 5,000 years ago, is now a line cook at Grub's Rib in North Carolina, working the three-to-midnight shift, handling the steam table and the Fry Daddy