“Anyone can be a barbarian; it requires a terrible effort to remain a civilized man.”
Quote by Leonard Woolf
Work
Barbarians Within and Without
This book delves into the nature of barbarism, examining its manifestation within human societies and its implications in the broader context of the world. more
Author
Leonard Woolf
British author and social activist, married to Virginia Woolf, and co-founder of the famous Bloomsbury Group. His works include novels, biographies, and essays, known for their deep insights into character psychology and their focus on social issues. more
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