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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

The story in the song drama, in itself, apart from its complex embellishments, was a simple one. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #108)
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6 108 The story in the song drama, in View more quotes about itself">itself, apart from its complex embellishments, was a simple one.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 105 Sometimes they are supported by rich citizens; sometimes they are supported by caste organizations; sometimes, even, they are sponsored by merchants or businesses, as a matter of goodwill and promotion; sometimes, too, they are subsidized by grants from a public treasury.
6 106 Art in a Gorean city is taken seriously; it is regarded as an enhancement of the civic life.
6 107 It is not regarded as the prerogative of an elite, nor is its fate left exclusively to the mercies of private patrons.
6 108 The story in the song drama, in itself, apart from its complex embellishments, was a simple one.
6 109 It dealt with a psychological crisis in the life of a Ubar.
6 110 He is tempted, in the pursuit of his own schemes, motivated by greed, to betray his people.
6 111 In the end he is convinced by his own reflections, and those of others, of the propriety of keeping the honor of his own Home Stone.
Sometimes they are supported by rich citizens; sometimes they are supported by caste organizations; sometimes, even, they are sponsored by merchants or businesses, as a matter of goodwill and promotion; sometimes, too, they are subsidized by grants from a public treasury. Art in a Gorean city is taken seriously; it is regarded as an enhancement of the civic life. It is not regarded as the prerogative of an elite, nor is its fate left exclusively to the mercies of private patrons. The story in the song drama, in itself, apart from its complex embellishments, was a simple one. It dealt with a psychological crisis in the life of a Ubar. He is tempted, in the pursuit of his own schemes, motivated by greed, to betray his people. In the end he is convinced by his own reflections, and those of others, of the propriety of keeping the honor of his own Home Stone. - (Kajira of Gor)