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... central features of the Weberian ' ideal type ' approach to sociological theory . In what ways does this approach differ from that of Marxist sociology ? The central difference between the two methodologies consists in their differing ...
... central features of the Weberian ' ideal type ' approach to sociological theory . In what ways does this approach differ from that of Marxist sociology ? The central difference between the two methodologies consists in their differing ...
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... central leitmotifs . The Restoration effects a transformation , not of the central categories themselves , but rather of their specific conjunctural or- ganisation . In the earlier works , those categories had pointed remorselessly ...
... central leitmotifs . The Restoration effects a transformation , not of the central categories themselves , but rather of their specific conjunctural or- ganisation . In the earlier works , those categories had pointed remorselessly ...
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... central object the problem of defeat , and that this problem was posed for Milton by the defeat of the political cause to which he had dedicated much of his life . But , from this insight , Hill proceeds to an attempt to establish a ...
... central object the problem of defeat , and that this problem was posed for Milton by the defeat of the political cause to which he had dedicated much of his life . But , from this insight , Hill proceeds to an attempt to establish a ...
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Goldmanns Genetic Structuralism | 8 |
A Note on the Problem of Aesthetics | 18 |
Lukács and Socialist Realism | 24 |
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