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... Wright Mills does not pretend to give " an objective ap- praisal of the Cuban revolution " ; he is , in the old phrase , a camera taking pictures of the Cuban revolutionary mind . The mind may be so distorted that it can no longer see ...
... Wright Mills does not pretend to give " an objective ap- praisal of the Cuban revolution " ; he is , in the old phrase , a camera taking pictures of the Cuban revolutionary mind . The mind may be so distorted that it can no longer see ...
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... Wright Mills in more common terms , the United States forced Castro into his present position and made him choose Russia in order to survive . LET US AGREE the argument has great merits though many facts have to have their legs and arms ...
... Wright Mills in more common terms , the United States forced Castro into his present position and made him choose Russia in order to survive . LET US AGREE the argument has great merits though many facts have to have their legs and arms ...
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... Wright Mills tries to portray . THE BASIC QUESTION , consequently , is not whether Listen , Yankee is wrong or right , but whether it represents the future and what can still be done to influence that future . A doctrine is not ...
... Wright Mills tries to portray . THE BASIC QUESTION , consequently , is not whether Listen , Yankee is wrong or right , but whether it represents the future and what can still be done to influence that future . A doctrine is not ...
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