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... concerned with the analysis of ' objective possibilities ' , Marx was concerned with the understanding of ' objec- tive realities ' . This difference between their respective epistemologies explains their differing conceptions of the ...
... concerned with the analysis of ' objective possibilities ' , Marx was concerned with the understanding of ' objec- tive realities ' . This difference between their respective epistemologies explains their differing conceptions of the ...
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... concerned to emphasise the importance of the politico - legal superstructure as constitutive of the feudal mode of production itself , he is , at the same time , equally concerned to emphasise the feudal nature of the absolutist state ...
... concerned to emphasise the importance of the politico - legal superstructure as constitutive of the feudal mode of production itself , he is , at the same time , equally concerned to emphasise the feudal nature of the absolutist state ...
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... concerned with a sociology of literature , and not merely with a sociology of seventeenth - century English thought , our prime object of study must be the three longer poems . It is the last poems which , in fact , constitute Milton's ...
... concerned with a sociology of literature , and not merely with a sociology of seventeenth - century English thought , our prime object of study must be the three longer poems . It is the last poems which , in fact , constitute Milton's ...
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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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