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... called the categories which shape both the empirical consciousness of a certain social group and the imaginary universe created by the writer.'28 In rendering explicit a notion of structure which is only implied in Marx's writings ...
... called the categories which shape both the empirical consciousness of a certain social group and the imaginary universe created by the writer.'28 In rendering explicit a notion of structure which is only implied in Marx's writings ...
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... called “ inartificial " and doth not solidly fetch the truth by multiplicity of authors , nor argue a thing false by the few that hold so ' . 116 And in the Second Defence , he mocks the high intellectual reputation of his Royalist and ...
... called “ inartificial " and doth not solidly fetch the truth by multiplicity of authors , nor argue a thing false by the few that hold so ' . 116 And in the Second Defence , he mocks the high intellectual reputation of his Royalist and ...
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... called my Son , To earn salvation for the sons of men . 109 And Christ's ultimate revelation of his Sonship , to both himself and Satan , comes only as the culminating point of his successful resistance to Satan's temptations . A third ...
... called my Son , To earn salvation for the sons of men . 109 And Christ's ultimate revelation of his Sonship , to both himself and Satan , comes only as the culminating point of his successful resistance to Satan's temptations . A third ...
Contents
Acknowledgements | 7 |
The World Vision of Revolutionary Independency | 50 |
The English Revolutionary Crisis | 60 |
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