Quoting Raspberries from England, Robert Littell, The New Republic, p. 74, 1927

Whereas in Europe the height of originality is genius, in America the height of originality is skill in concealing origins.

— Raspberries from England, Robert Littell, The New Republic, p. 74, 1927 (via)

Links to this fragment: Imitation is more integral than repetition in generating novel creative directions

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                note: (Book Review of “The Babbitt Warren” by C. E. M. Joad)
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