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... major intellectual spokesman , the poet John Milton . This is not , of course , an entirely original proposition . The association between Protestantism , capitalism , and rationalism is almost as old as sociology itself . It is to be ...
... major intellectual spokesman , the poet John Milton . This is not , of course , an entirely original proposition . The association between Protestantism , capitalism , and rationalism is almost as old as sociology itself . It is to be ...
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... major point . The active role of the deity is , in fact , taken by the Son , who is , significantly , defined in relatively limited , circumscribed terms . The Son is incarnated as Christ , and it is through the medium of Christ that ...
... major point . The active role of the deity is , in fact , taken by the Son , who is , significantly , defined in relatively limited , circumscribed terms . The Son is incarnated as Christ , and it is through the medium of Christ that ...
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... major rationalist categories themselves and a conception of historical progress . In his last speech , Samson's father , Manoa , reassures the Chorus thus : Come , come , no time for lamentation now Nor much more cause ; Samson hath ...
... major rationalist categories themselves and a conception of historical progress . In his last speech , Samson's father , Manoa , reassures the Chorus thus : Come , come , no time for lamentation now Nor much more cause ; Samson hath ...
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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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