The Quantity Theory of Morality Politics & government allowing the construction of almost

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The Quantity Theory of Morality Politics & government allowing the construction of almostWill Self's pen remains dipped in vitriol and elegance as ever. The disaffected, middle class, middle aged urbanites that populate the novel seem helpless to stop the decay of their intimate, self conscious social circle. And yet, as Self's skewering (and self skewering) grows ever more wildly imaginative, targeting faith, death, money, queerness, Jewishness and nearly every piece of our social fabric's connective tissue, it becomes all too clear that