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... position , in some sense , mid - way between the second and third cultures , 5 accepting much of the radical position , but always drawing back whenever that position appeared to threaten the continued existence of propertied society ...
... position , in some sense , mid - way between the second and third cultures , 5 accepting much of the radical position , but always drawing back whenever that position appeared to threaten the continued existence of propertied society ...
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... position . This is perfectly possible in the case of modern writers such as Kafka and Joyce . But it is not possible in the case of Milton . Hill himself establishes the poet's class position as solidly bourgeois ; Milton was , moreover ...
... position . This is perfectly possible in the case of modern writers such as Kafka and Joyce . But it is not possible in the case of Milton . Hill himself establishes the poet's class position as solidly bourgeois ; Milton was , moreover ...
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... position with that of Lukács . But , as we shall see below , the comparison between Lukács and Goldmann is striking in so far as it points to dissimilarities rather than similarities . For a recent , unfashionably charitable assessment ...
... position with that of Lukács . But , as we shall see below , the comparison between Lukács and Goldmann is striking in so far as it points to dissimilarities rather than similarities . For a recent , unfashionably charitable assessment ...
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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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