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herostratically English Etymology From en Herostratic ally. Adverb en herostratically. en 1959 December G. Khromushin anonymous The Bourgeois Revisionist Myth of the ‘Democratization of Capital’ Problems of Economics: Selected Articles from Soviet Economics Journals in English Translation II 8 New York, N.Y. International Arts and Sciences Press 56–57 http://archive.org/details/problems-of-economic-transition_1959-12_2_8/page/57/mode/1up 0032-9436 1642678 The directions followed by the apologists for modern monopoly capitalism are quite varied. An important place therein is occupied by the so-called theory of “democratization of capital.” This theory is by no means a new one. It was advanced by the revisionists at the very dawn of imperialism. Its most complete presentation was that of Eduard Bernstein in his Herostratically notorious prerequisites for socialism, as Vladimir Ilyich Lenin called them. en 1993 w:Donald Kuspit Avant-Garde and Neo-Avant-Garde: From the Pursuit of the Primordial to the Nihilism of Narcissism The Cult of the Avant-Garde Artist Cambridge, Cambridgeshire; New York, N.Y.; Melbourne, Vic. w:Cambridge University Press 26 https://archive.org/details/cultofavantgarde0000kusp_u2s5/page/26/mode/1up 0-521-41345-1 What else does David Salle do in his parasitism of Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg, or similarly, does Julian Schnabel in his of Jackson Pollock and Joseph Beuys, but declare their supermanneristic Herostratism? Their punishment is that they know their art is not as heroic – as much of a “breakthrough” – as that of the artists they Herostratically appropriate. en 2010 w:Jo Nesbø Don Bartlett The Snowman The Snowman w:Harry Hole 7 London part 5 402–403 https://archive.org/details/isbn_9781846553486/page/402/mode/1up w:Harvill Secker 978-1-846-55348-6 He saw him on TV. The policeman. Harry Hole. Hole was being interviewed because he had hunted down a serial killer in Australia. And Mathias was reminded of Gert Rafto’s advice: ‘Not on my beat.’ He also recalled, however, the satisfaction of having taken the life of the hunter. The feeling of supremacy. The feeling of power. Nothing later had quite compared with the murder of the police officer. And this Herostratically famous Hole appeared to have something of Rafto about him, some of the same offhandedness and anger.