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Soustelle

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[soo-stel] / suˈstɛl /

noun

  1. Jacques 1912–90, French anthropologist and government official.


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"Ah," said Soustelle, his face lighting up, "but what a man!"

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As to his present position in the political spectrum, even Soustelle himself cannot define it.

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A solidly built, wavy-haired man with blandly skeptical eyes half-hidden behind owlish glasses, Soustelle calls himself "a typical Frenchman," and in some respects looks the part.

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The issues that once separated right from left in France no longer seem of primary importance to Jacques Soustelle.

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Says France's Minister Delegate Jacques Soustelle: "This desert should come to mean to France what the Far West meant at a certain period to the American states on the Atlantic coast."

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